Setting Artistic Goals | Quilting Arts Podcast Episode 11
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Episode Summary
At the end of every year, it is a common practice for artists to take stock of their accomplishments, reflect on their goals, and set a fresh path for creativity. Making a commitment to goals that influence your artwork can be a life-changing experience.
Susan and Vivika take different approaches to their practices. Susan worked with a business coach and take my artwork seriously, because it is her business, while Vivika commits each year to a different word or intention to influence her studio time.
Both of these approaches are valid and lead to personal growth, but they are not the only way to work. The important thing is to find a way to set goals and evaluate your progress that works for you!
Below are a few resources mentioned in the conversation
“Art is the Highest Form of Hope”
-Gerhard Richter
Great source for creative inspiration: Ohn Mar Win
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Just listened to Podcast Episode 11: re new goals. I am 86 and am struggling with facing “another year.” You have given me incentive to accept that it’s coming and to make the MOST of it. Thanks. It’s difficult to put into words what it means to have to face a new day each day –without goals, it is too easy to just sleep it away. What a waste. Thanks for incentive to keep going.
Wow Dorothy! I completely agree! Thanks for posting!