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About the author:
\nAustin Kl
eon \;is a writer who draws and the \;New York Times<
/em> \;best-selling author of a trilogy of illustrated books about cre
ativity in the digital age: \;Steal Like an Artist\, \;
In \;Don&rsquo\;t Ca ll It Art\, best-selling author Austin Kleon shares ten reju venating lessons he learned from being a studio assistant to the artists c losest to his heart: his two young sons. This is a creative liberation han dbook for looking at the world with fresh eyes\, unlearning what you've le arned and making new leaps in your life and work.
\nWhat do you do w hen you've lost touch with your creative spirit? Don&rsquo\;t call it art &ndash\; just make stuff!
\nIn every creative person's life\, there are times when you lose the energy\, joy\, and freedom you had when you we re first starting out. It can feel as if everything you've worked so hard to learn until this point is more of a hinderance than a help. From the re cent art school graduate to the retiree searching for their creative third act\, we all need help returning to the excitement\, the sense of discove ry and the raw creativity of a child at play.
\nAdditional books will be available for purchase courtesy of Mac&rsquo\;s Backs &ndash\; Books on Coventry.
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\ nAll ticket purchases are non-refundable. If you have purchased a ticket and can no longer attend\, email \;events@cuyahogalibrary.org by the event da te to arrange book pickup at the CCPL branch of your choice.
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