"What was the best advice given to you as an artist?"
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"What was the best advice given to you as an artist?"
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Being creative takes a lot of discipline and hard work, but the hard work should also include some fun.
Lindsy Halleckson (Interview)
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Economy of brush stroke. And the Golden Ratio 1.61803399 also known as the Golden Mean. Look up the Golden Ratio on Youtube.
Kevan Willington (Interview)
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Don’t become a waitress.”
Beth Loraine Bowman (Interview)
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I can't remember any specific words of wisdom that I ever received from anyone in particular, but I would like to give a shout out to M.C. Anderson of the former M.C. Gallery which used to be downtown back in the day. It was my first experience showing in a gallery and M.C. tolerated me hanging around and asking annoying questions about the art world which was really where I learned great deal about how things work in the world of art and commerce.
Terrance Payne (Interview)
1 comment:
Shit, pretty much blew it instantly by having to become a waitress shortly after art school and thereafter, in order to finance my career. Oops.
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