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It's All In Your Head by Shawn Coss is a compelling 270-page art book that delves into the visceral realities of mental illness through stark, surreal illustrations. Drawing from his experience as an ER nurse, Coss brings to life disorders ...
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Spot on and so perfectly done!!
I think the art in this volume is not only absolutely spot on depictions of their corresponding condition, but also just magnificently created! Im also very appreciative of the explanation of eat installation...what the condition is, why this piece works, and what it meant for the artist. I have been excited to share this book with my family and friends and so far all have immediately followed the artist with a dropped jaw. Well done!
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Chelsea · 4 days ago
A Powerful Visual Journey Into Mental Health
Shawn Coss has an incredible ability to turn something invisible into something you can actually see and feel. As someone who learns visually, It's All in Your Head: Volume 2 helped me understand many mental health disorders in a way that words alone never have.
The artwork is haunting, imaginative, and unforgettable. Every illustration feels carefully designed to capture the emotional weight of the condition it represents rather than simply creating a scary monster. I found myself spending time with each piece before reading the explanation, then going back to appreciate all the details I had missed.
The written descriptions are just as valuable as the artwork. They provide enough information to educate without overwhelming the reader, making this a book that's both visually stunning and genuinely informative.
Whether you're interested in psychology, art, or simply want to better understand what others may be experiencing, this book is absolutely worth owning. It's one of those rare books that stays with you long after you've closed it.
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Coco · 14 days ago
This book is absolutely amazing with artistic renditions of what it feels like on the inside despite “holding together” on the outside. I havent found a family member that hasnt enjoyed it yet and we all have mental health experiences and backgrounds!