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The very thought of driving your inspiration into the tight confines of rules, restraining your talent with deadlines, wasting time on planning that could be spent on creating a masterpiece can throw an artist into depression and procrastination. But while some people are lamenting, other equally creative people are implementing large and complex projects, creating interesting things, growing as professionals, and most importantly, enjoying the orderly creative process.

How do they do it? Doron Mayer has been studying this question for several years and has presented the results of his research in concise, clearly structured 28 chapters with clear examples and illustrations.

This is not just a guide, but a ready-made effective tool that will help you break your project into stages and fragments, separate the roles of artist, critic and manager in your head (yes, it's all about you), balance your diet and emotions - in short, form a channel in which your talent can be best realised. And Doron Mayer also writes a fairy tale about Little Red Riding Hood - but you can read it in the book itself.