Any time you need a moment of calm or a boost of energy, reach for this book and your best pen or pencil.Inspired by real art-therapy techniques, each of these fun and thought-provoking drawing exercises will help reduce stress, boost your confidence and leave you feeling creative and contented. These quirky creativity prompts offer simple strategies for self expression and self care to help you be happy.
Drawing from the experiences of a former NFL linebacker, this collection of reflections inspires readers to pursue a more fulfilling life. The author shares insights on living fearlessly and embracing challenges, emphasizing the importance of making a meaningful impact. Through personal anecdotes, the book encourages readers to confront their dreams with urgency and courage.
Tim Shaw R.A. is one of the UK's leading sculptors. He has had significant solo exhibitions throughout the UK, Ireland and internationally and has his work in many public and private art collections. Shaw has undertaken a number of major public commissions and sculpture, including the Rites of Dionysus for The Eden Project, The Minotaur for the Royal Opera House, London and The Drummer for Lemon Quay, Truro. With contributions from Indra Khanna, Mark Hudson and Don Jordan, this book offers great insight and perspectives on the practice of an important artist who is concerned primarily with matters of civilisation. Shaw says that he is interested in aspects of humanity that do not change and in this sense his work transcends a particular era or age, remaining timeless in both its relevance and in its form. Contents: Foreword Craig Ashley A Twilight Zone of the Human Psyche by Mark Hudson Image and After-Image: Sources in Tim Shaw's Work by Don Jordan A Private and Public Ritual interview with Tim Shaw by Indra Khanna Biography by Mark Hudson Tim Shaw RA FRBS works, awards and publications Acknowledgements
Set against the backdrop of impending war in 1914, the story follows Gustav Steinhauer from the German Secret Service as he devises a bold scheme to cripple the British economy. He believes only Wilhelm Jaeger possesses the skills necessary to execute this audacious plan, leading to a tense and dangerous mission across enemy lines. The narrative explores themes of espionage, loyalty, and the high stakes of wartime strategies.
Set against the backdrop of World War I, this narrative explores the challenges faced by early aviators who transitioned from mere flying to aerial combat. It highlights the bravery and ingenuity of these pioneers as they navigated the dangers of flimsy aircraft in the largest and deadliest conflict in history. Their journey reflects both the evolution of aviation technology and the personal stories of the men who risked their lives in the skies.