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• March 23, 2025@TheBriefOne | How have new digital tools changed your creative process?

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  "No, Instead I might say to a prompt, after I, you know, first generate a image of that I want to see of a woman who is performing the type of dance I want to see, which might be ballet. I might then say, hey, I please, using this image, generate a 3 to 5 second clip of a woman performing a dance routine that looks like this woman that I've generated."

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• March 22, 2025@lhnath | How have new digital tools changed your creative process?

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  "Good morning, Lisa from Think about it and thank you for the privilege to comment on this topic. How have digital tools changed a creative process? Very excellent question in my opinion. Well, digital tools have really impacted my creative process. They've made. My iPhone has impacted my artwork. I have a drawing and painting background and I use it sometimes, but I use photography so much more. I never had a handle on photography prior to my iPhone. I always."

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• March 09, 2025@rocio | What techniques do you use to maintain your focus during the creative process?

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  "I like to take little, like, moments to just close my eyes and breathe and connect with my body and then try to remember the purpose of why I'm here. Trying to make art. But I'm always looking for more recommendations to kind of practice and strengthen my attention span. So I'd love to hear other people's thoughts on this."

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• March 08, 2025@lhnath | How do you decide what feedback to listen to and what to ignore?

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  "So. But if you don't, you know, pretty soon, if that's your only source, you're going to be just hanging out with people that also. That's their only source. And then pretty soon you're going to be sitting there and scorning life because there's no redeeming underlying values, such as with God, you have hope, you have peace. So, yeah, you have to be very selective who you listen to."

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• March 08, 2025@DriftingSoul | How do you decide what feedback to listen to and what to ignore?

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  "Hi. So my opinion on this title is like first thing, you have to be acceptable. If you're asking for the feedback, you have to be in both the state, you have to consider both of the state. Because people have their different mindset, they can give you either good feedback or the bad one. So if you're taking the feedback, it shouldn't be like if someone is giving you bad feedback, you should feel low and get demotivated."

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• March 07, 2025@thinlay | How do you decide what feedback to listen to and what to ignore?

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  "Well, I understand and believe that feedbacks are very important and we should be receiving feedback on a timely basis because it helps us to reflect on our shortcomings and work on our areas of opportunities. But I also feel that not all feedbacks are to be acknowledged and implemented. I've had several experiences where I have given a feedback and I've also received feedback. But I feel it totally depends upon the person who is actually passing on the feedback."

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• March 03, 2025@neavilleman | One man show

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  "It will be titled My Story, My Life. And that will be here on Swell at My Story, My Life. A one man radio theater show coming to you in the next couple of days. But that is it for the night. You guys have yourself a great evening. Thank you for all your support and I'll talk to you again tomorrow. Have a great night. This is the Neville man now with now with Neville man on swell app."

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• February 24, 2025@ctlF5 | How did you develop your artistic taste?

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  "How did you develop your artist invade user to your smile swell s1."

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• February 19, 2025@rocio | Do you consciously choose themes or do they naturally emerge as the work progresses?

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  "I think whenever I start work on a project, it begins with the little seed of it's usually an image or a moment, and then things evolve from that. So I think I don't ever go into a creative project consciously thinking I want to tackle these themes, but rather I find this moment in society or an interaction between two people. I find it compelling for some reason, and I want to discover why, and I want to discover what it says in big picture terms."

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• February 12, 2025@rocio | How do you decide what feedback to listen to and what to ignore?

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  "And I think I'm most interested in that, in the feedback that I did. My blind spots, that's the value to me of the feedback, is to hear what I might have missed or what is in there that I didn't see, both negative or positive. Like, if somebody reads something kind of cool into the script, then amazing. And if they feel like something's lacking, that's exactly what I want to know. And of course, yeah, I don't know."

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