This is a good book that will resonate deeply with anyone who creates something. Even if it is not an artistic product like music or painting, it feels warm for all of us who interact with the world.
Author Rick Rubin is a producer who has contributed greatly to the history of American popular music. They have created albums across numerous genres, from famous rock groups such as Johnny Cash, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Slayer to Jay Z, Adele, and Beastie Boys. The author's thoughts on helping artists create great works over a long period of time are written in a short essay format.
The creator teaches you how to think to focus on your inner voice and reach true joy. We talk about where creativity comes from and how to remove obstacles that stand in the way of true self-expression.
As I read the book, scenes of advice for artists who have hit their limits come to mind. It feels like thoughtful advice for any creative who simply wants to create something better than the sensitive, bombastic genius artist portrayed in the media.
There are many pedantic and unclear expressions, but that gives me courage in a world that seeks to rule everything scientifically.
- Author: Rick Rubin
- Translation: Translated by Jeong Ji-hyeon
- Publisher: Cocoon Books
- Publication date: July 10, 2023
- Original book: THE CREATIVE ACT
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