Wreck This Journal
Now in Colour
(Author) Keri SmithNow in spectacular full colour throughout, a special 10th anniversary edition of the internationally bestselling journal that started it all--with more than 7 million copies sold! Perhaps you're a seasoned Wreck-er, having made your way through one or more copies of Wreck This Journal. Or maybe you're new to the phenomenon (little do you know, this experience might just change your life). Whatever the case, you've found the perfect book to inflict damage on... The revolution is now in colour. Why colour? Because it's dangerous. And if it isn't dangerous, then it isn't worth doing. You are hereby challenged to now try everything you've never done with colour. Everything. Mixing, ripping, spewing, streaming, hurling, blowing up, throwing, dropping, exploding. Welcome to an all new-edition of Wreck This Journal, now in spectacular full colour! With a mix of new, altered, and favourite prompts, Wreck This Journal: Now in Colour invites you to destroy with colour. What colours will you use to &*%$ it up?
Keri Smith
Keri Smith is a Canadian author, illustrator, and conceptual artist known for her interactive books that encourage creativity and exploration. Her most notable works include "Wreck This Journal," "The Wander Society," and "How to Be an Explorer of the World." Smith's literary style incorporates elements of journaling, art, and mindfulness, inviting readers to think outside the box and engage with their surroundings in new ways. She has made a significant impact in the genre of creative non-fiction, inspiring readers to embrace curiosity, playfulness, and self-expression. "Wreck This Journal" is perhaps Smith's most famous work, challenging readers to break free from traditional notions of perfection and embrace the beauty of imperfection.
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