“This is the mantra of the child as she arrives home with her art project.
She shows her painting to every person in her family with no fear of criticism or trolling.
She shares her talents generously, and is always willing to tell the story of how she made what she made.
She is only five, but she is an artist.
We have so much to learn from her.”
This is a short excerpt from my new book experiment, Look What I Made!
The book is about learning how to notice, make, and share when it comes to our art.
The book is for anyone who has something that they want to make, but might be afraid to share it with the world.
The book is 100% free.
It can be downloaded as an ebook here.
It can be listened to as an mp3 here.
And for those who are feeling risky, try the experiment here.
If the book speaks to you, in any of it’s forms, my greatest wish is that you would share it with a friend.
She shows her painting to every person in her family with no fear of criticism or trolling.
She shares her talents generously, and is always willing to tell the story of how she made what she made.
She is only five, but she is an artist.
We have so much to learn from her.”
This is a short excerpt from my new book experiment, Look What I Made!
The book is about learning how to notice, make, and share when it comes to our art.
The book is for anyone who has something that they want to make, but might be afraid to share it with the world.
The book is 100% free.
It can be downloaded as an ebook here.
It can be listened to as an mp3 here.
And for those who are feeling risky, try the experiment here.
If the book speaks to you, in any of it’s forms, my greatest wish is that you would share it with a friend.
