“Dopamine Driven Art by Thomas Holm is more than a collection of photographic art—it’s an exploration into the impulses and inspirations that drive his creative journey. Holm reveals how dopamine fuels his artistic process, guiding him through moments of discovery and expression.
What has always stood out to me in Holm’s work is his mastery of light, texture, and atmosphere. His imagery feels both precise and organic, as though each frame captures something inevitable rather than staged. The models he works with embody this perfectly, falling into poses that seem effortless yet deeply evocative.
This book isn’t just a showcase of photography; it’s an invitation into the mind of an artist who shapes raw emotion into striking visual form.”

“Thomas Holm has produced another masterpiece, Dopamine Driven Art.”
This book contains 160 pages of his finest photos. In the accompanying text, he defines the creative process. It involves neurochemistry, especially dopamine, and personal ambition, i.e., passion and perseverance. Importantly, he charts a course that anyone can follow to bring their artistic vision to life. Thus, “Dopamine Driven Art” becomes an invaluable guide for the artist and spectator alike.”

“Once again, Thomas delivers beautiful art-nude photographs! 
Only this time, he delves even deeper into what makes him tick as an artist. He describes not only his own motivation, but a scientifically accurate description of the neuroscience behind motivation in general. 
This book is a wonderful experience for those seeking to enjoy the female form in Nature while also exploring the nature of their own desires.”

“The photography, of course, is a Wow. Gorgeous, elegant, and sensual. He’s the master. However, the concept of the book is truly fascinating – how dopamine has the power to ignite the creative spark, leading to unforgettable work. And how a few simple lifestyle changes can turn lethargy into productivity. Who knew!”

“Dopamine Driven Art is a powerful exploration of creativity and connection through the nude form. The images feel both raw and elevated, carrying the weight of honesty that Thomas speaks of in his text. 
As an artist myself, I deeply relate to his description of creation as a necessity rather than a pastime - of using photography to process and make sense of the world. That intimacy and presence he describes comes through clearly in the work, making it not just seen, but felt.”