The Artist's Way Workbook

If you are ready to change, this will help the process be more organized. You could forget things to do and this can help you go back and catch whatever you missed

The Artist's Way Workbook* by Julia Cameron is an exceptional companion to her groundbreaking book *The Artist's Way*. This workbook is a practical and inspiring tool for anyone looking to unlock their creativity and explore their artistic potential.Cameron provides a structured approach with exercises, prompts, and activities designed to help you overcome creative blocks and build a sustainable creative practice. The workbook is well-organized, allowing you to track your progress and reflect on your journey as you work through the exercises. It’s an invaluable resource for both beginners and seasoned artists looking to deepen their creative practice.The exercises are engaging and thought-provoking, encouraging you to tap into your inner artist and embrace new ways of thinking. Cameron’s guidance is both supportive and challenging, helping you to push past self-doubt and unlock your full creative potential.*The Artist's Way Workbook* is a must-have for anyone serious about nurturing their creativity and making meaningful artistic progress. Julia Cameron’s wisdom and practical exercises make this workbook an essential part of any artist's toolkit. Highly recommended!

Even though the books were never scanned by the local PO and the books were marked possibly lost, I did receive them and they are such wonderful, motivating books to work through.

This workbook is to be used along with The Artist's Way book, which I highly recommend. The workbook is not intended as a substitute for the book. Please note the workbook includes the same weekly questions as the book. It is merely giving you a way to journal your answers/thoughts. When I did the book years ago, I used a plain notebook. That worked just fine, BUT I like the workbook better. It is easier to see your answers, and note your own journey.The paper is newsprint. It is not fancy, very lightweight. I thought I would hate the feel, but I am okay as long as I use pencil, not pens. The paper is not lined. I liked this. One day, as I saw the shadow of my hand, I drew my hand. I would not have done this if the workbook had lines.

Okay lots to say about this, but overall it’s a great workbook.If you’re reading through the Artist’s Way, you absolutely need the Journal. IMO it’s more important than the workbook. But if you want to stay on top of the assignments at the end of each chapter you need to get the workbook. It’s a very odd quality - the paper is kind of weird and the cover is oddly shaped (hard to explain with seeing it in person). Other than that, it’s super practical and useful. My first time around using the Artists Way I found myself only using the workbook sometimes. I’m planning on using it much more the second time around.

Great book! Going through it with a group of friends and we see all loving it!

I discovered The Artist’s Way shortly after it was published in the early 90’s.I have re-read it numerous times over the years.I keep both hard and digital copies of all of Cameron’s work.I recently decided to do the workbook for 2024.Great way to start New Year.Try it —- you’ll go deep within yourself - and expand yourself artistically.

I have struggled for more than 11 years to get through this book. (I know 100% I'm not the only one.)I bought the audio version and listened to it all the way through in a week. I got done, and felt so much better! I loved it! Then I bought this workbook.I'm slowly working my way through the workbook. It's a bit challenging, but I'm pushing through, and definitely feeling so much more creative. My life is opening up in new & unexpected ways & I can't wait to see where I end up. I've got some doors starting to appear and I'm tentatively walking through some of them. This is a wonderful book and I highly recommend it to EVERYONE. Not just folks who think they are creative. I mean that - EVERYONE.When my husband and I were dating more than 11 years ago, he didn't know he was creative at all. I have worked him over the years just gently encouraging him. And now he is an artist! He is really exploring it (drawing a LOT on his iPad). I love his artwork! And this book helped me encourage him over the years despite the fact that I hadn't read very far into it.He is actually the one who bought this for ME probably 12 years ago!! He was the one with the vision. He is so supportive.