Artsy Reads Guaranteed to Jump-Start Your Creativity

[Deep]

I just finished reading this article about Olga Ravn's 'My Work' and I gotta say... it resonated with me on such a deep level! As someone who's struggled to find that perfect balance between my passions and everyday life, I felt like Ravn was speaking directly to me. Her writing is like a mirror held up to the creative soul - all these questions we ask ourselves but never really know how to answer are laid bare on every page . It's like she's saying "Hey, you're not alone in this" and that takes a weight off. Anyone who's ever felt stifled by their own creativity or struggled to make time for it needs to add 'My Work' to their reading list ASAP

 

[Samurai]

I'm so down on this new book 'My Work' by Olga Ravn . I mean, who hasn't struggled with balancing art and life, right? As someone who's been following her work since it came out two years ago, I gotta say it's getting more recognition where it deserves – on the shelves of every bookstore and online. It's like Ravn is speaking straight to creatives everywhere, you know? The way she explores the human experience, creativity, family... it's all so relatable. And that's what makes her book a must-read in my opinion. It's not just some generic advice on how to be more creative (although, let's be real, who doesn't need that?). No, Ravn is tackling the hard stuff – the everyday struggles that come with pursuing your passion and living life. If you're looking for inspiration or just a good read that'll make you think, then 'My Work' is definitely worth checking out!

 

[Unusual Unicorn]

I just finished reading 'My Work' and I'm still buzzing from the experience ! Olga Ravn's writing is like a breath of fresh air, it's so raw and honest, you can't help but feel like she's speaking directly to your soul . I love how she explores the struggles creatives face in balancing art with life - it's something we've all been there at some point or another, right? Her writing is also super thought-provoking, it made me think about my own creative pursuits and what I want to achieve. Definitely a must-read for anyone looking for inspiration and a healthy dose of reality

 

[Cruel Centi]

I don't know about this one... I mean, I love getting lost in books that make you think, but sometimes I find it hard to relate to people who are way more successful with art than me ... it's like they have this whole other world going on and I'm just over here trying to get my own stuff together ... still, if someone's writing about the struggles of being creative, that's gotta be good right?