This is actually the most articulate and objective book review I have seen in a loooooong time and believe me, I have seen A LOT. I'm over impressed considering its your first. I DEFINITELY will get this book thanks to you. Two thumbs waaaay up!
VERY Cool explanation of the evolution of creativity. This topic also covers all aspects of human collaboration. After viewing this it aided in responding to the comments of "Why is art important?" and "Do we really need art?" Being surrounded & influenced by art this review has coalesced all my experiences into one understanding and expression of thought. Yes, this kind of book review is good. Applause!!!
This was great. I think it's slightly less of a review and more of a reflection and what you got from it, which is actually what I prefer because I benefit from the lessons you learned reading it without necessarily having read it myself.
+Hussiens haha yeah it started as a review but quickly turned into - thoughts I had and things I learned from it. I wasn't sure what to call it but "book reflection" does sound better. I think I'll use that going forward :P
+Hussiens Agreed. I like how it morphed! In the big picture of things, I think anyone can do a book review abou the book, but there's more to get out of a "how it affected me" kind of review. In short, 10/10 A++++++ would watch again
I really like the insight you brought to this book review. I love seeing how others review their books compared to my own. It is always interesting to see how people think when reading the exact same content. 👍
Excellent, I like how you picked a few items and went into detail with information, rather than covering a dozen in a shallow manner. Nice job editing, the info came at a good pace. I would suggest next time to add a personal preference, or share how some part influenced you, or changed your perspective. I also liked how you shared how you agreed with some parts but not everything.
I honestly don't rmrember... bu I know there was something... hmm rewatched and it's not quite ringing a bell...puling at straws but maybe it was that I like focusing on one goal... i really dont remember if im being honest
You did save me numerous hours of reading ;-) I look forward to more of your book reviews you display alot of confidence, & knowledge and you share it amongst everyone very well.
@@trukimai9293 You learn your craft. Like drawing a 3d or story structure in a novel but the meat of your creativity is something you yourself can have. Art is more like a self-expression. Throw the color blue and black at random, it's all up to you. Creativity is freedom. It's the only time you can loosen from the constraint of society. Teachers will teach you how it worked for them and somehow influence you on how you produce your work. In a lot of cases, you are silencing your voice because you are afraid of the `coach.` But again, you can learn from everything.
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This is actually the most articulate and objective book review I have seen in a loooooong time and believe me, I have seen A LOT. I'm over impressed considering its your first.
I DEFINITELY will get this book thanks to you.
Two thumbs waaaay up!
Aww thank you! =D Thats super encouraging and I'll definitely be doing more book review in the future then =DD
Please do!!
The Spiritual in Art by Kandinsky is my favorite book about art!
Thanks for the Bierstadt painting. It's scarily beautiful.
VERY Cool explanation of the evolution of creativity. This topic also covers all aspects of human collaboration. After viewing this it aided in responding to the comments of "Why is art important?" and "Do we really need art?" Being surrounded & influenced by art this review has coalesced all my experiences into one understanding and expression of thought. Yes, this kind of book review is good. Applause!!!
Thanks! I think I will try to do more reviews like this in the future :D
awesome! really well summarized
This was great. I think it's slightly less of a review and more of a reflection and what you got from it, which is actually what I prefer because I benefit from the lessons you learned reading it without necessarily having read it myself.
+Hussiens haha yeah it started as a review but quickly turned into - thoughts I had and things I learned from it. I wasn't sure what to call it but "book reflection" does sound better. I think I'll use that going forward :P
+Hussiens Agreed. I like how it morphed! In the big picture of things, I think anyone can do a book review abou the book, but there's more to get out of a "how it affected me" kind of review.
In short, 10/10 A++++++ would watch again
I really like the insight you brought to this book review. I love seeing how others review their books compared to my own. It is always interesting to see how people think when reading the exact same content. 👍
This is a great review!
1:53- part im interested in
Great review Betty. I had never heard of this book, but it really sounds good.
+1book1review thanks! =D Yeah I've been meaning to read it for a while and finally got around to it.
Excellent, I like how you picked a few items and went into detail with information, rather than covering a dozen in a shallow manner. Nice job editing, the info came at a good pace. I would suggest next time to add a personal preference, or share how some part influenced you, or changed your perspective. I also liked how you shared how you agreed with some parts but not everything.
Thanks so much for the very constructive feedback! =)))
Im interested to know some of the arguments you didn't align with on this book
do you draw all the sketchy art in your videos? or download them? Cool video... I don't agree with everything but.... i do agree with most
Yep I draw them with my graphic tablet. =) And haha I would be interested to know which parts you disagree :P
I honestly don't rmrember... bu I know there was something... hmm rewatched and it's not quite ringing a bell...puling at straws but maybe it was that I like focusing on one goal... i really dont remember if im being honest
nicekid76 haha okay we can chat more about it at vidcon then :P
sounds like a plan! We should also collab! Now I need to figure out what exactly we would make
The book review was explained in such depth I wonder if I should read the book anymore.
Lol then I saved you numerous hours of reading then =P
You did save me numerous hours of reading ;-) I look forward to more of your book reviews you display alot of confidence, & knowledge and you share it amongst everyone very well.
An obvious one I think : The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer.
+Tchomp Muffin Thanks I'll add it to my to-read list =D
Tchomp I’m gonna look into into it
Please help me give the book to me
Made me want to read the book. 📕
Good review
Great GREAT FIRST REVEIW but dear whats your name, not in your introduction or on posting unless you are By Ed and Amy Wallace ? AMY ? GOOD JOB ^_^"
U have a nice bounce when u speak.
I'm sorry, but if someone has to coach you on how to be creative...well, you probably aren't that creative.
Why does creativity have to be innate? Why can't it be learned?
@@trukimai9293 You learn your craft. Like drawing a 3d or story structure in a novel but the meat of your creativity is something you yourself can have. Art is more like a self-expression. Throw the color blue and black at random, it's all up to you. Creativity is freedom. It's the only time you can loosen from the constraint of society. Teachers will teach you how it worked for them and somehow influence you on how you produce your work. In a lot of cases, you are silencing your voice because you are afraid of the `coach.` But again, you can learn from everything.
That’s a horrible sentiment. Anyone can be creative.