Hugh, do you agree with @vgr that you draw what you draw for social status, and you don’t care or value the creative aspect? That the reason you chose your art career was because it was easy, lucrative and created status? I call BS.
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The article was well written & cogent, but seemed like the author had little exposure to people who actually do well at a “sexy” career. The creative part is the juice for most, not money or social status. (1/2)
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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(2/2) Among wealthy, prominent creatives, it’s common to hear “I’ll keep doing this as long as they’ll let me” and “Don’t tell anyone, but I would pay them to do this job. “. They also tend to dump projects that remove the creativity or artistry — that’s the juice
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He’s a noble, profit-seeking sellout 