Hey Earthlings! I want to start answering questions you may have- maybe about my life, your life, art, being human- whatever you are curious about or would like me to ramble on- please leave the questions below! I would love to do a regular ama thing- I actually wanted to start an advice column a long time ago like a dear abby thing but never knew how to do it. So this could be a lot of fun.
Hi Lindsay! This is so lovely. <3 I have been pondering something lately and am wondering if you might have any advice/insight to offer. I’ve been making an effort to put aside intentional time to work on my art lately…but now that I’m doing so, I’m coming up against the question of what kind of art I would make if I didn’t have anything external motivating me like a project or a deadline, but I feel a little uncertain/blank! I have a pretty regular sketchbook practice, but I’m also feeling the need to take my work beyond the sketchbook. It feels like one of those growing-pains-moments, and I’m trying different ways to discover what kind of art I’d like to make. If you have any advice on ways I could possibly explore these questions, I would love to hear it!
How long did it take your creative career to build enough momentum to comfortably financially support you?
What did you have to do to make it work // what would you recommend for someone else beginning the plunge to make their art practice their full time career?
I'm doing a 100 Day Project. What are your thoughts on the value of doing this, and some of the pitfalls? My hand is not a camera, and I am not a robot. I feel a bit divided about taking it on, and felt it might be a way to jumpstart my daily practice. What are your thoughts?
How have you expanded the complexity of your compositions over time?
Hi Lindsay! This is so lovely. <3 I have been pondering something lately and am wondering if you might have any advice/insight to offer. I’ve been making an effort to put aside intentional time to work on my art lately…but now that I’m doing so, I’m coming up against the question of what kind of art I would make if I didn’t have anything external motivating me like a project or a deadline, but I feel a little uncertain/blank! I have a pretty regular sketchbook practice, but I’m also feeling the need to take my work beyond the sketchbook. It feels like one of those growing-pains-moments, and I’m trying different ways to discover what kind of art I’d like to make. If you have any advice on ways I could possibly explore these questions, I would love to hear it!
How long did it take your creative career to build enough momentum to comfortably financially support you?
What did you have to do to make it work // what would you recommend for someone else beginning the plunge to make their art practice their full time career?
I’ve always been weak when it comes to project prep in my sketchbook.
Is there any advice you can give for this?
(I understand that there’s no one way to do this, but would be great to see what advice you have). Thank you.
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I'm doing a 100 Day Project. What are your thoughts on the value of doing this, and some of the pitfalls? My hand is not a camera, and I am not a robot. I feel a bit divided about taking it on, and felt it might be a way to jumpstart my daily practice. What are your thoughts?