Double Take: A Second Look at the Joy of Seeing

It's the true story of how the author continued drawing, sketching, and painting throughout her life despite diminishing eyesight. The book's beautiful layout echoes the rhythm of the forty-seven sketchbook journals used to create it. Over 150 illustrations appear throughout this often light-hearted, often heart-wrenching tale of loss, despair, resolve, and joy. Most memoirs are about complicated relationships between people. This artist's illustrated memoir is different. "Herron's writing style is conversational, so reading the book feels like spending an afternoon with an enthusiastic and encouraging companion." - S.A. "This book is so engaging and delightful, it draws you into the narrative as you follow her along her sketchbook journey." - Kindle reader "Bobbie Herron has suffused this little book with her own excitement about making art an integral part of anyone's life." - P.K. "The book's lively, humorous voice and insightful, easy-to-follow suggestions had me itching to grab a sketchbook and dive in right away. There's a lot of wisdom embedded here." - M. W.