Every artist has a different perspective on what it means to be successful. For some, it’s as straightforward as finishing that next project. For others, it might involve several elements including having a large fan base, merchandising certain intellectual property, or being recognized for the talents that are a product of years of training and [...]
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In the first part of this series (Online Art Critique: Giving Criticism), we looked at how to provide respectful, honest criticism when someone offers up a work of art for review. We also discussed ways to give constructive criticism and avoid unhelpful comments that could be misinterpreted by the artist. Now, we want to dive [...] There’s nothing more valuable and more damaging to artistic development than a critique. On the valuable side, critiques provide third-party insight, opportunities to reevaluate processes, and suggestions for growth. On the damaging side, critiques can cause us to shelter our work, prevent us from taking bold steps that produce new directions, and punch our fragile [...] There’s a quote I heard in a television commercial: No one has a monopoly on good ideas. I’d like to believe that’s true. I understand what’s at the heart of that statement. But in a world where ideas are copied and artwork is plagiarized, a concern exists that nothing is truly our own. Once we [...] |
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