Review of Negative Shape - The Defining Attribute

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
For art enthusiasts, Christine Archer's "Negative Shapes" is a must-read! Anybody who wants to view art and life from a different angle will find it ideal, as it delves into the strength of negative space, imagination, and individual expression.

[Amarachi Stephanie Ejike]

"Negative Shape – The Defining Attribute" by Christine Archer explores the fundamentals of drawing, painting, and art while highlighting its significance and emotional impact on the world. Emphasizing the theory of negative shapes and spaces, the book encourages readers to see art and life from new and diverse perspectives.

[rusyalana]

Non fiction books are not my cup of tea but the review id well written. The author tells a lot about painting, drawing and art in general which helps you in understanding life and your place in the world. I'm sure the book will find its reader. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

[Bertha Jackson]

Many people express themselves through drawings, paintings, and other art forms, and this book helps you understand them. Thank you for your informative review.

[Love Ukaegbu]

I have always been interested in art, but I never really knew how to approach it. This book, "Negative Shape," seemed to be the detailed guide I had been looking for. Congratulations on the book of the day.

[Sanju Lali]

One can get some valuable information about rudiments of drawing, paintings and arts in general by reading the book "Negative Shape - The Defining Attribute" by Christine Archer. The book discusses art’s sentimental value and importance to the world.

[Devesh Patel]

This review offers a thoughtful and balanced assessment of "Negative Shapes: The Defining Attribute". The reader’s genuine appreciation for the author’s passion and clarity shines through, despite some initial confusion. The review effectively highlights the book’s depth, accessibility, and unique perspective, making it appealing to art enthusiasts and open-minded readers alike.

[Lauren Stjohn]

The review of this book, "Negative Shape - the Defining Attribute," addresses a subject in the art of drawing that I have never taken the time to explore. The review is detailed and explains the slow aspect of entering the information, further developing the interest generated by the author's thorough explanation of the drawing process. This review spurred my interest to explore the complete text. Thank you for an encompassing review.

[Ange1a+]

It's a great book which encourages artists not to give up. "Negative shape" meaning negativity that they face by society or world view.

[Deanna MORETTI]

Reading the review of this book, I wondered what negative spaces are. So I went in search of the meaning explained in a simple way, as I am not familiar with the art world. I am interested in the subject and I am sure that by reading the book I will learn a lot.

[Wamboi Susan]

It will be nice to learn how to express myself through art.I have enjoy reading the insightful review and keen on reading the book.

[Kibet Hillary]

I can definitely recall many books that I have also read that had a slow start and one has to push on, but at some point, everything changes and you cannot get enough of it. I like the challenge to view life from different perspectives. The book is on my to-read shelf.
Many thanks for the review, @Alexander C Schmoock.

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for your review. I read the sample. Although the book is for artists, it is a teaching about thinking 'out of the box' in all things. It is nice that she shared this in a book. Congrats on the #BOTD.

[EVALINE MAGWAMU 1]

Quite an informative review.Art is so significant because it expresses one's thoughts and feelings. The author has written this book with passion because she enjoys art.Writing and explaining about this subject is an inspiration for those who admire art and love to put every feeling on paper.Recommended to all art lovers.Well done for being the BOTD.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

I have always wanted to go into the arts, but I could not find a good starting point. Could Negative Shapes: The Defining Attribute by Christine Archer be that starting point?