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  Mess: The Manual of Accidents and Mistakes (Paperback) By (author) Keri Smith

  

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  Short Description for MessAsks readers to explore what it feels like to throw themselves off balance - on purpose. This book encourages readers to use accidents and mistakes to venture into territory where they would not normally go and thus to open themselves up to the possibility of creating something new and unexpected.
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  • Publisher: Particular Books
  • Published: 04 November 2010
  • Format: Paperback 224 pages
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  • Categories: Personal Development
  • ISBN 13: 9781846144479 ISBN 10: 1846144477
  • Sales rank: 9,031

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Full description for Mess

• In "Mess", Keri Smith, creator of "Wreck This Journal", asks readers to explore what it feels like to throw themselves off balance - on purpose. Smith dares readers to drop some kind of coloured liquid (ink, tea, coffee) onto a page from a good height (at least five feet); draw in the dark (or with eyes closed); creatively misspell words; paint a picture in a water-based medium (pen, marker, watercolour, etc) and leave it out during a rain or snowstorm; and, bury this book, then dig it up. This book is unlike any other you've encountered. "Mess" encourages readers to use accidents and mistakes to venture into territory where they would not normally go and thus to open themselves up to the possibility of creating something new and unexpected.