Carolyn Schlam is an award-winning painter, sculptor, and published author. Her work has appeared in many museums, galleries, and publications. The Zen of Art now joins her other books on art process and appreciation for adults and children. Visit her website to learn more: www.carolynschlam.com Carolyn Schlam is an award-winning painter, sculptor, and published author. Her work has appeared in many museums, galleries, and publications. The Zen of Art now joins her other books on art process and appreciation for adults and children. Visit her website to learn more: www.carolynschlam.com
"""Art, in its purest form, is the creative expression of an inspired soul. A cosmic celebration of unlimited intelligence and beauty. Beyond (yet including) what we traditionally think what art is-visual, music, dance, acting-there is also an art to life and living: what kind of life do we want to create? who do we want to be as we create it? . . . Read this book and get ready to paint with the colors of your soul."" -Michael Bernard Beckwith, founder and CEO of Agape International Spiritual Center; host of the podcast Take Back Your Mind ""A captivating exploration of the intersection between creativity and self-discovery. Each chapter delves into different facets of life and art, offering profound insights into acceptance, non-attachment, imperfection, and gratitude . . . Whether you're an artist or someone seeking inspiration and wisdom, The Zen of Art is a treasure trove that resonates with the soul, fostering a newfound appreciation for the art of living.""-Mark Reid, host of the podcast Zen Sammich ""The Zen of Art explores the universality of creation through the uniqueness of the individual. Schlam finds in Zen a way to be present and open to inspiration, which, at its base, is the simple act of breathing in . . . Schlam's gift is in interpreting esoteric concepts in a way that is accessible to the reader of her inspired prose . . . Her descriptions of the ups and downs of the creative process will resonate in kindred spirits. The book, as a whole, is an inspiration for those who seek to be free to create.""-John O'Hern, International Artist Publishing"