You're not you when you draw.
Part 2 to this post
I'm of the belief that art isn't just a "product". The end result is one of many representations of the artist. Their motivations, frustrations, anxieties, and desires can all be revealed through the process of creation, not just the creation itself. After taking a couple days to think, I realized the process I boxed myself into doesn't represent me at all.
I've spent years soaking up information on how to improve as an artist, stay consistent, and start your own small business. I filled my head with everyone else's thoughts. So what are MY motivations? My frustrations, anxieties, and desires? How do I change my creative process to reflect them?
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There so many ideas in my head right now. I'd love to share them here, but I prefer shorter blog posts. I also need to pace myself. Don't want to do a shoddy job setting up my foundations. I'll write up my notes and share them later (likely tomorrow or the day after).
-Leeyuh!