Posts tagged creating art
On the Phrases in "Shame & Redemption" - Part 8

But one of the great things about having ADHD has been recognizing that my enthusiasm (which is often linked to impulsivity) is also my greatest power for creativity.

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On the Phrases in "Shame & Redemption" - Part 5

In this month of June, a month marked by celebrating diverse identities of all kinds, I think it is important to reflect on how many people (starting in childhood) are told - in one form or another and by various individuals or groups both in their family circles and beyond - that they are "terrible" because they differ from whatever hegemonic norm society says is the pinnacle of societal success.

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On the Phrases in "Shame & Redemption" - Part 4

This, of course, restricts people from being who they are, their authentic selves, and doesn't allow society to embrace the wonderful diversity that humanity has to offer.

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On Handling Rejection

I guess they don’t agree with the concept of gesamtkunstwerk (total work of art): an artwork, design, or creative process where different art forms are combined to create a single cohesive whole.

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On Why Artists Can Break the Rules

Artistic expression depends on what the goal is for the individual artist rather than a standardized body of study.

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On Improving

“As you create, you will naturally improve. Do not wait until you think you are good enough to start. You are always good enough to start improving.”

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On Using Our Talents for Peace and Love

“I only hope we can use all of our talents and creativity towards peace and love.”

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On Breaking New Ground

In order to be able to push the boundaries of ART, I have to first push the boundaries of my own art.

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On Less Intuition and More Direction

However, when I create a work of art, I tend to follow an intuitive path, allowing the art to take me on its own journey and show me where it wants to go.

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On Writing a New Artist Statement

I kept looking to others to define me for me. And they did define me - but for themselves: in their image of me, or the image of who I should be, or of who they would want to be if they were doing what I was doing.

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On Why Making Art Isn't about "Having Fun"

Making art is a lot of work. It takes skill, often specialized, and concentrated labor. To make good art requires intelligence and often education.

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