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52 Projects

Random Acts of Everyday Creativity

Jeffrey Yamaguchi

Ages 10–18

Readers rate it 4.0 (2 on Hardcover)

196 pages · Released 2005

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This is a practical, inspirational craft and creativity workbook with no concerning content. It encourages creative expression across multiple artistic disciplines and emphasizes how creativity can enrich daily life. The book is suitable for tweens through teens and adults seeking to develop artistic skills and confidence. It's most valuable for self-directed learners who want structured weekly projects with personal reflection.

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A collection of fifty-two weekly projects is designed to reveal how the author's personal creative and artistic journey transformed his life and provides inspiration for the reader's own artistic odyssey through such endeavors as painting, writing, drawing, carving, singing, dancing, cooking, and performing. Original. A collection of fifty-two weekly projects is designed to reveal how the author's personal creative and artistic journey transformed his life and provides inspiration for the reader's own artistic odyssey through such endeavors as painting, writing, drawing, carving, singing, dancing, cooking, and performing. Original.

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  • Self-Help
  • Handicraft

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ISBN 9780399532061 · Penguin

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