The 10 most inspiring and creative books according to the Domestika 13 community Williams, P., (2012) "Pharrell: Places and Spaces I've Been", Rizzoli Design Signal: Memory of Practice , a book by Ronald Shakespear The renowned Argentine graphic designer, famous for his signage work in the city of Buenos Aires, shares a reflection on the practice, the exercise of the discipline, and the graphic work within design. He collects numerous articles, conferences and interviews, carried out over time, to teach how to build rich, extensive and illustrated images. The 10 most inspiring and creative books according to the Domestika 15 community Shakespear, R., (2009) "Design signal: practice memory", Paidos Unleash Your Magic: A Creative Life Beyond Fear , a book by Elizabeth Gilbert The acclaimed American writer, author of Eat, pray, love , shares a text that defends the need to explore the creative facet to achieve a full existence, overcoming fear and embracing the intangible part of inspiration.
My Favorite Thing Is Monsters , a book by Emil Ferris Nominated for graphic novel of the year in more than 100 lists in Europe and the United States, awarded with 2 Ignatz, 3 Eisner and an award for the best International Comic at the Barcelona International Comic Fair 2019. For many, a comic that became a modern classic. Emil Ferris, writer, cartoonist and designer, combined Chicago in the late 70s, B-movie horror, Pulp magazine iconography of monsters and detectives, in a perfect balance between spectacular drawing and a cool literary style. . The 10 most inspiring and Raster to Vector Conversion creative books according to the Domestika 11 community Ferris, E. (2018) "My Favorite Thing Is Monsters", Reservoir Books Pharrell: Places and Spaces I've Been , a book by Pharrell Williams Pharrell Williams is a major creative force, bringing his ideas to life through music, fashion and design. Influenced by contemporary art, modern design, popular culture and street culture, it explores his career, his projects and the contribution to contemporary culture left by him and other figures such as Marc Jacobs, KAWS, Zaha Hadid, Masamichi Katayama, Buzz Aldrin, Jay-Z, Takashi Murakami, Kanye West, Anna Wintour, Hans Zimmer, Ian Luna, and Lauren A. Gould.
Believing that you cannot be creative is the first big mistake to not achieve it, under that statement this book written by the renowned writer and artist Julia Cameron unfolds. In the text she shares a series of tools to end the creative block, and create with greater freedom; techniques that with constant practice, various games and exhaustive introspection, manage to modify the consciousness to open up to the imagination. A necessary work for writers, poets, actors, illustrators, painters, musicians or anyone else who wants to develop their creativity. The 10 most inspiring and creative books according to the Domestika 9 community Cameron, J., (2011) "The Way of the Artist"