The quiet rejection from the industry is only fueling my commitment to this work. Post this link on your Facebook and text three friends to let them know that art exists outside of profit margins.
November 22, 2019
The response to this campaign proves that my work has value beyond traditional success metrics. Post the link on your Facebook page and text three friends to keep this conversation moving forward.
31 Comments
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Morgan
6 years ago
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In a word— YES! Being an artist often means rearranging our mindsets around success. As an artist, success is feeling fulfillment through the process of creation. Think of all the artists that never had their work valued until later in life or postmortem. As long as it brings you joy or is your therapy and helps you connect to your life force and you have— keep doing it! Even if you have to nanny on the side. Good Luck and May the Force be with you!
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Nora Lowinsky
6 years ago
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Hold on for as long as it feels right for you. I know how deficient it feels to not have the comforts and security of other professions and people your age. That’s why I have felt I can’t fully give myself to creative self exploration- I don’t feel safe. I feel a bit safer now, staying with family temporarily, but oddly I don’t have the same drive as I did when I was struggling to pay my rent. I just need a breather, I guess. Anyway, I can’t say what path is yours, except I know you have true talent and the world is a better place with you sharing your magic.
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Lori
6 years ago
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Yes. You should keep making art because you can't NOT make art. BUT the structure of our society should radically change to value the arts as much as it does profits. So while I have no idea how to make that happen, I am putting a wish into the world on your behalf. May you make art, make money from art, and achieve your 3 (reasonable) goals before those two years are up, so you don't have to choose. Love you.
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Luvernious
6 years ago
Make art for the soul, not the world and it's gold
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Joe O'Neill
6 years ago
yes
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Rose Greenberg
6 years ago
ya i say keep being an artist.
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Elizabeta
6 years ago
If not now, when? Solidarity from lockdown times - we might just come out of this with new priorities...
The quiet rejection from the industry is only fueling my commitment to this work. Post this link on your Facebook and text three friends to let them know that art exists outside of profit margins.
November 22, 2019
The response to this campaign proves that my work has value beyond traditional success metrics. Post the link on your Facebook page and text three friends to keep this conversation moving forward.
31 Comments
M
Morgan
6 years ago
Featured
In a word— YES! Being an artist often means rearranging our mindsets around success. As an artist, success is feeling fulfillment through the process of creation. Think of all the artists that never had their work valued until later in life or postmortem. As long as it brings you joy or is your therapy and helps you connect to your life force and you have— keep doing it! Even if you have to nanny on the side. Good Luck and May the Force be with you!
N
Nora Lowinsky
6 years ago
Featured
Hold on for as long as it feels right for you. I know how deficient it feels to not have the comforts and security of other professions and people your age. That’s why I have felt I can’t fully give myself to creative self exploration- I don’t feel safe. I feel a bit safer now, staying with family temporarily, but oddly I don’t have the same drive as I did when I was struggling to pay my rent. I just need a breather, I guess. Anyway, I can’t say what path is yours, except I know you have true talent and the world is a better place with you sharing your magic.
L
Lori
6 years ago
Featured
Yes. You should keep making art because you can't NOT make art. BUT the structure of our society should radically change to value the arts as much as it does profits. So while I have no idea how to make that happen, I am putting a wish into the world on your behalf. May you make art, make money from art, and achieve your 3 (reasonable) goals before those two years are up, so you don't have to choose. Love you.
L
Luvernious
6 years ago
Make art for the soul, not the world and it's gold
J
Joe O'Neill
6 years ago
yes
R
Rose Greenberg
6 years ago
ya i say keep being an artist.
E
Elizabeta
6 years ago
If not now, when? Solidarity from lockdown times - we might just come out of this with new priorities...
In a word— YES! Being an artist often means rearranging our mindsets around success. As an artist, success is feeling fulfillment through the process of creation. Think of all the artists that never had their work valued until later in life or postmortem. As long as it brings you joy or is your therapy and helps you connect to your life force and you have— keep doing it! Even if you have to nanny on the side. Good Luck and May the Force be with you!