From Stickfigures To Picasso: A 1,000 Day Journey of Life & Art

Ori Bengal gave up his beach highrise in Ft. Lauderdale, gave away most of his belongings, and went on a 6 year road trip where he discovered a lot about life, people, and himself. While in Maui, a friend took him to some galleries, and Ori realized right then and there that this is his life's purpose... he must create art. Since then, Ori Bengal has created art every single day - first it was drawings, then paintings, then carving, 3d, clay, welding, and even bronze. This book was released on his 1,000th consecutive day of creating art. Ori would skip sleeping, but would not skip creating his art.

This book shows you the evolution of the art, while sharing many of the life lessons learned along the 1,000 day journey, as well as Ori's crazy life-story.

Steven Pressfield, Author of New York Times best-selling book, “The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles” echoes Bengal’s statements on the importance of doing the work daily, and that sacrifices need to be made.
Pressfield says, “The most important thing about art is to work. Nothing else matters except sitting down every day and trying.”

This book will inspire you to follow your passion, and do it daily.