BluePaintBottle

Well, let's face it. The audience doesn't care about your stuff. Doesn't matter if you're some groovy guy drawing chicks or rugged viking choppin' woodsculptures. A lot of artists spend their time mastering the craft while completely neglect the promotion side. It's a pain to see someone doing amazing stuff with zero recognition. Ever heard of I'm too lazy/busy/shy to promote myself excuse? Well you could be busy, you could be shy but you should never be lazy. Forget about the lazy word. No matter how good you are the art wouldn't market/promote itself. Even in a digital age. Sad but true. The audience doesn't care about your stuff... un

Developing your personal style %projecteducate (https://www.deviantart.com/projecteducate) You obviously love to create, you do it often and now the time has come when you realize that this is no fling, this is something you would want to do for the whole life. You can learn a lot about techniques from numerous sources, you can find the right audience on the internet but there is one thing nobody can help you with but yourself - how to gain a specific style of your own? :bulletpurple: What is a personal painting style? - It's an identifiable style that enables the viewer to determine that the artwork was done by you - In some cases, your style can be viewed as an extension of

 Procrastination and Creativity "You can't just turn on creativity like a faucet. You have to be in the right mood. What mood is that? Last-minute panic." Bill Watterson You are well-aware of the importance of this project, in fact you can't wait to get to it! Too bad you promised your friends to go for a drink, and then there's that movie. Also, your productivity is at its strongest at Midnight, first Tuesday after the Full Moon, starting earlier would be a waste of time. Make sure you are well-rested! After all, is there a better way to prepare yourself for a productive tomorrow than an enjoyable today? Your diagnosis: Procrastination