Today, I want to chat about something that's been on my mind as I've been journeying through the breathtaking landscapes of the South of Florida. Picture this: loads of brides spanning over serene seas, intricate canals, and tranquil lakes. These bridges, these magnificent structures, got me thinking about our artistic journeys and how they can benefit from a touch of bridge-building magic. So, grab your metaphorical hard hats, because we're diving into the world of building bridges in your art career.
As I marveled at those bridges, I couldn't help but draw parallels to our artistic ventures. Just as those bridges connect separate pieces of land, our art needs its own connectors – bridges that span the gap between our creativity and the world. That's right, artists are more than just creators; we're bridge makers. Our art serves as a link...
Have you ever had one of those moments where a simple notification on your smartwatch triggers a profound thought? Well, I experienced just that this morning. As I strapped on my Apple Watch and started my day, a notification flashed on the screen: "No Connection." It got me thinking about the importance of connections in our lives as artists. Let's dive in and explore this fascinating topic together.
As artists, our creations come from deep within us. The art we produce is a reflection of our innermost thoughts, emotions, and experiences. We don't necessarily need external connections to make art itself, much like my trusty smartwatch doesn't require a connection to tell the time. However, when it comes to propelling our art careers forward and fostering personal growth, connections play a vital role.
I vividly remember a time when I didn't have...
By Sergio Gomez
You've probably heard me say, "You have to show up to be remembered," and I still stand by that statement. But today, let's delve deeper into what it means to show up as an artist. It's not just about making videos or creating content for the masses. Sometimes, showing up can take a quieter, more personal approach.
One way to show up is by expressing gratitude. Have you ever considered the impact of a simple thank-you note? Taking the time to write a heartfelt message to a collector or curator can make all the difference in your art career. It shows that you appreciate their support and value their contribution to your artistic journey. So why not pick up a pen and let them know how much their presence means to you?
Another powerful way to show up is by reaching out to people you haven't connected with in a while. Life gets busy, and it's easy to lose touch, but sometimes a small gesture can reignite a meaningful...
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