Posts Tagged ‘St. Louis’
Bastards of Art : Episode 70
An Attitude of Gratitude! Saying goodbye to 2020 and reflecting on what I learned as an artist.
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There is nothing worse than being inspired to art but not being able to art.
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Episode 65 Tattoo Education Most fields that require a license to operate also require some form of continuous education. The benefit to this is not only for the practitioner’s sake but it raises the industry standards as well. In the tattoo industry, formal education is frowned upon. From time to time a tattoo school will…
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Episode 64 I Quit. I Quit Drinking and my Art got Better A decade ago I made the change to quit drinking. The act of drinking had become a way of life for so long that I do not remember too many things that didn’t involve having beers. When I was 35, I woke up…
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Episode 63 There is a fine line between a foot in the door and a foot in the ass. Making the leap to self-employment has some hidden obstacles that will arise. Those who are not ready to grow will fail. The number one enemy people face when they go out on their own is themselves.…
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Bastards of Art | Episode 61 Darwin Vs Einstein The creative person is one of two different creative types: Charles Darwin was a great experimental innovator, who spent decades accumulating evidence on evolution and its mechanisms, and made his greatest contributions late in his career. Albert Einstein was a great conceptual innovator, who made discoveries…
Read MoreBastards of Art : Episode 58
Learn to balance your strengths and your weaknesses in this episode of the Bastards of Art.
Read MoreBastards of Art : Episode 55
First Impression In this episode we follow up on “What are you worth?” This question has no direct answer but what to consider is a the elements that go into that question. Episode 54 covers an overview of the subject but in this episode we discuss the impression you give to your future clients and…
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“How much should I charge for my work?” The answers will vary and nobody can give you a clear cut answer. There is a way to narrow down your current worth. You must take into account a few variables: What impression do you leave? Who can vouch for you? What do you do thats different…
Read MoreBastards of Art : Episode 53
Burnout. Their is a guilt that arises when doing something you love starts to feel like a grind. If you are working in a creative art field, you are probably in a service industry. The service industry is very repetitive and this causes burnout. Chris Boyle and Matt Hodel discuss how they have dealt with…
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