I think we've all had that project we initially were in love with and then steadily or quickly or ultimately fell out of love with it. Doesn't mean there aren't more ideas or that this can't progress to something you will enjoy spending time on. Art, like most things, is trial and error.
Read more#ArtistTherapy: Elitism in the Arts
Unfortunately, there's elitism in all aspects of life, even the arts. But what matters is that when you're creating you're creating what YOU enjoy. It'll be pretty apparent if you're writing for others and the passion won't fill your work. It'll show. Trust me.
Read more#ArtistTherapy: On CPs and Sensitivity
In this month's #artisttherapy let's talk critique partners (CPs) and the inherent sensitivity we all have (whether you want to admit it or not) when it comes to getting feedback on your work.
Read more#ArtistTherapy: The Comfort of Non-Forward Movement
This is a new regular (monthly) post I'm instituting on my site. In conferring with friends who are artists we hash out concerns, triumphs, and losses that only other artists may be able to understand. So this is me providing that outlet for other artists to say "I understand," Artists unite!
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