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We know it when we see it from another artist, don’t we? The work may be powerful but it makes us avert our eyes and leaves us with a nagging feeling that the artist rushed the work and perhaps exploited their own experience. Or the work possibly feels undercooked, defensive and petulant, maybe even whiny. How do we avoid these pitfalls in our own work?
Today’s episode makes the argument for continual self exploration and self-knowledge to strengthen your artistic output.
To find out more about our upcoming workshops, check out our Artist Services page on playfulsubstance.com.
Unreliable Narrator is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
By Bree O'ConnorWe know it when we see it from another artist, don’t we? The work may be powerful but it makes us avert our eyes and leaves us with a nagging feeling that the artist rushed the work and perhaps exploited their own experience. Or the work possibly feels undercooked, defensive and petulant, maybe even whiny. How do we avoid these pitfalls in our own work?
Today’s episode makes the argument for continual self exploration and self-knowledge to strengthen your artistic output.
To find out more about our upcoming workshops, check out our Artist Services page on playfulsubstance.com.
Unreliable Narrator is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.