Here’s my theory. Bad art. Bad art is simply produced by an artist who is learning. That’s what failure is. And it fails because the artist didn’t have enough discipline, preparation, focus, or inherent talent. It fails because it’s […]
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Why are you still dreaming? You have all the power to do! You gained that power years ago while you were busy worrying about how far you would make it by now, and you wonder why you’re not there yet. […]
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Photoshopping classical masterpieces makes us forget the brilliance of the original, argued Jonathan Jones in his Guardian blog on Monday. I think he is wrong. The internet has created a boundless gallery of online remakes of great art. […]
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“Dear Amanda, Thank you for sending your CV and an email in verse which I enjoyed reading.” You must get many poets apply But if I may I want to be sly, For a passion for poetry is not […]
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When Sanam Petri, associate creative director at R/GA, held a workshop for advertising students in London, she was amazed at their intelligent questions and discussions about creating good work,
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An artist’s work is never done. Therefore an artist is always unsatisfied; hungry with ambition, angry with disappointment, obsessed and never able to rest. Would you say you’re doing your absolute best (work, life, everything) right now? I bet you […]
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1) Jump about or dance between each line, brush stroke, 10 minutes or other manageable segment. 2) Describe the complete opposite artwork to your piece. 3) Walk, run, climb or investigate an unknown area near you.
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