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WCDT strips 3841-3845 (1-5 October 2018)
Morituri:
FWIW, I don't think artists need audiences.
I've done plenty of things just for the sake of art, for the craftsmanship of it, for the satisfaction of creating something that hasn't existed before.
I rarely bother telling anyone else about it.
brilligtove:
As an artisan (in my domains) I agree: the act of creation is it's own reward. There is another level of ...pleasure? satisfaction? that comes with completing some project of artistic or practial value. I personally find the practical more satisfying, but my daughter and her mother find the artistic ascendent, so I can not claim one is better.
OldGoat:
How many famous artists never found, or more accurately were never found by, their audience until after they had died (sometimes of starvation)? Getting to make a living at doing what you love is good fortune indeed, especially for an artist.
Case:
This thread is certainly a very intellectual revenant ...
... we should call it Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy
Thrudd:
--- Quote from: dutchrvl on 11 Oct 2018, 08:42 ---(Lots of text here by both of us)
I see now that that's not what you meant.
--- End quote ---
Ah, English.
Such a versatile, eclectic, yet messy language.
My verbiage skills "I think" are decent when it comes to anything technical since I am able to communicate technical issues with non-specialists in my field, though feedback does help.
Unfortunately I am barely able to tread water when it comes to actual skill with the creative use of language (click to show/hide) tread water = C level in English all through school
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