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Draw Stronger: Self-Care For Cartoonists and Other Visual Artists
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About Draw Stronger: Self-Care For Cartoonists And Other
Product Description Finally, Draw Longer, Draw Stronger is here! You’re a cartoonist. You take care of yourself to prevent drawing injuries. You do your stretches, take regular breaks, and draw with perfect posture. What happens? You start experiencing pain when you draw anyway! A perfect example of bad things happening to good people. What should you do? Go to the doctor if it’s serious. But, if it’s a minor injury, go to your bookshelf and start reading Draw Longer, Draw Stronger! This little tome can be used to help reduce discomfort until you see a healthcare professional, or it can provide guidelines for managing mild drawing injuries that don’t require medical attention. Explore Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation Therapy (R.I.C.E. Therapy) from the perspective of a committed drawer, learn some tips for understanding your pain, avoid worsening your injuries, and more! Review “Draw Longer, Draw Stronger is a fat little tome that should have a place on every cartoonist’s shelf”―Jessica Abel, Drawing Words & Writing Pictures, La Perdida, Radio: An Illustrated Guide “I was saved by Kriota Willberg’s brilliant book, Draw Longer, Draw Stronger, which illustrates beautifully how and why you should care for your body as an artist. It applies to anyone who sits and works with their hands a lot (use a computer for work, do you?) – I can’t recommend it highly enough.”―Georgia Webber, Dumb Review “Kriota Willberg's Draw Stronger is a life-saver. Every artist―pro and amateur alike―needs to memorize this essential little book.” ― Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics, The Sculptor “Kriota Willberg's Draw Stronger is an indispensable guide to help artists and writers practice self care and sustain their artistic practice. The ups and downs of the creative process can be a pain in the butt but it doesn't have to be a pain in the neck, back, and arms too.”― James Sturm, Director of The Center for Cartoon Studies (CCS) “A concise, thoughtful, and informative manual that should be required reading for all aspiring (and aging) cartoonists.”― Adrian Tomine, author of Killing and Dying About the Author Cartoonist Kriota Willberg draws from decades of experience as a massage therapist and educator in health sciences and the arts, creating a comprehensive guide to injury prevention for cartoonists. Her comics appear in The Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine, the anthology series SubCultures, the book Awesome ‘Possum Vol. 3, and the upcoming Comics For Choice, and Graphic Canon. She is the first-ever artist-in-residence at the New York Academy of Medicine Library.
