31 Days In May Derek Hess
31 Days In May is over 150 pages, hardbound, and contains over 120 Derek Hess images, some never before published, with a foreword by Dr. Joseph Calabrese, Director of the Mood Disorders Program at the University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. 31 Days In May is over 150 pages, hardbound, and contains over 120 Derek Hess images, some never before published, with a foreword by Dr.
Joseph Calabrese, Director of the Mood Disorders Program at the Uiversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. 31 Days In May is over 150 pages, hardbound, and contains over 120 Derek Hess images, some never before published, with a foreword by Dr. Joseph Calabrese, Director of the Mood Disorders Program at the Uiversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center.
$44.99 author Derek Hess Format Category Individual Artists Add To Cart View the Book Category Guide Available Copies Details The reaction to Forced Perspective led to him doing a series of pictures on social media last year titled 31 Days in May, where he not only posted artwork, but described his journey and battles with Dual Diagnosis and the link between creativity and mental health. Signed Derek Hess 31 Days in May Hardcover Art Book.
Condition is Very Good. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. This book, 31 Days In May, is a look at the link between creativity and disturbed mental states, as told through Derek artwork.
What started off as self-exploration quickly... To honor Mental Health Awareness Month in May of 2017, Derek posted a daily image to his social media outlets that showcased his ongoing battle with Dual Diagnosis, a term for those who struggle with both mental illness and substance abuse. 31 Days In May is over 150 pages, hardbound, and contains over 120 Derek Hess images, some never before published, with a foreword by Dr.
Joseph Calabrese, Director of the Mood Disorders Program at the Uiversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. As inspirational as it is enthralling, this handsome hardback by visual artist Derek Hess, who in addition to creating album covers for the likes of Pink Floyd and Pantera, offers a collection of images showcasing his ongoing battle with Dual Diagnosis, a term for those who struggle with both mental illness and substance abuse.
