Title: Studio craft as career
Description: "This unusual two-section resource directs creative people toward their personal best. First, internationally renowned artist Paul J. Stankard offers readers what he yearned for during his forty-five-year journey toward international acclaim: a practical, intimate guide showing how successful artists achieve excellence in their work. From his stint as the "Novelty King," to a difficult career decision made in the crawl space, to why he wrote a thank you note to Walt Whitman, Stankard's hard-won insights can help other creative people excel. Next, he introduces a cross section of masters who are respected by experts on the American craft landscape. Stankard walks you through a selection of 150+ top works from these artists, each of whom also offers candid advice. With this guide, learn to compete with the best from the past and the present as you pursue a personal journey in the studio, or consider a career in the arts."--Front flap.
Subjects: Vocational guidance, Art, Handicraft, Career in art, Glass artists, Art, technique
People: Paul Stankard (1943-)