When you work in books, people assume you’re a book person. But, what happens when that’s not true? What if, for you, it was cinema?
Cinema and books
When you work in books, people assume you’re a book person. But, what happens when that’s not true? What if, for you, it was cinema?
We think that we need to have an idea in order to get started but, perhaps, it’s the opposite way around?
Do ideas come to us through divine inspiration? Or do we just need to pick up a pencil or pen and begin so that we find an idea?
There is a benefit to collaborations and commissions that involve an artist making work that their unconscious bias has prevented thus far
When are we avoiding action because of fear versus needing to be patient for the work to find it’s place and time.
While there’s value in imposing constraints on one’s art practice, the opposite is probably true, but how do we decide?
I find writing with pictures much easier than writing with words? But people always say start with the words?
Unless your idea is made, it joins the pile of ‘ideas I should make’, not the pile you can call ‘my body of work’.
What if we were able to tell ourselves a story to be OK with prioritising art in our lives? What sort of work would we make?
Drawing gives me energy in different ways, but there’s nothing quite like watching it give power to a child.