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How artists feel. [Roonie the Rabbit]
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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2024
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For anyone who isn't regularly creating art: yeah, the way you feel when you make art is how everyone who makes art feels while they make art. Our society tells is if you're not producing products for easy consumption then you're not... Doing it right. When you make art, it's an act of rebellion. No matter what that art is. The best way to get rid of that nagging feeling that you're wasting your and everyone else's time by not being good enough is realizing that what "good" is is socially constructed, and that you are just as worthy of communicating your human experience to others as anyone else