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I would love to hear from the DA community regarding their thoughts on the rising trend of NFT Art. Is this something that you'd be interested in having in some capacity as part of the platform? Or is it too new and abstract of a concept still?

Posted by: OKAT

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What made you become interested in art and being an artist? What was the defining moment for you that made you put all your effort into art? Did you had a realization moment that this is what you like the most at some point in your life?

Posted by: Dani Evstratenko

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What are your views regarding tracing? Do you consider it “cheating?” Or is it something to be used when the need arises? (I.e. important commissions, to save time)

Posted by: B Wolf

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What is the difference between a visual artist and an illustrator? What makes a drawing an illustration? Is there still a line between art and illustration?

Posted by: Zom Osborne

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In your opinion, how should someone go about selling their art? If you are told your art is not something people would buy, do you still try? Are there any specific formats you would use (i.e. greeting cards)?

Posted by: B Wolf

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New to this forum, and hoping to spark a curious convo: Has anyone chosen to treat their hobby of Art as a source of income/employment as an entrepreneur? If so, has this felt worthwhile, or is it a regret? And finally, why did you do it?

Posted by: Georgia

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How important is it to have a "style?" What if you have several ways of drawing and several mediums which you like to use? Would showing several styles present a detriment to your career/commercial viability as a visual artist?

Posted by: Joer_B

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Does anyone out there jump from medium to medium like a Mexican jumping bean on a warm day? Like from collage to oil pastels to permanent markers... If so, is there a common thread that weaves through all the shifts?

Posted by: Sandra chavez

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Have you found yourself creating more art during the pandemic or rather stuck in a state of distraction and lack of focus?

Posted by: OKAT

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Calling all music lovers! Whenever you're doodling, who and/or what do you like to listen to as you're working away on a particular project?

Posted by: Bleu Hope

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What is the best way to overcome seeing the flaws in your own work? How can we stop focusing on the mistakes and celebrate the good in our work?

Posted by: Derek Lowes

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What do you do when you are uninspired to draw? How do you motivate yourself to start creating again?

Posted by: B Wolf

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What role does art play in your life, and how has it impacted your personal growth?

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I would love to hear from the DA community regarding their thoughts on the rising trend of NFT Art. Is this something that you'd be interested in having in some capacity as part of the platform? Or is it too new and abstract of a concept still?

What made you become interested in art and being an artist? What was the defining moment for you that made you put all your effort into art? Did you had a realization moment that this is what you like the most at some point in your life?

What are your views regarding tracing? Do you consider it “cheating?” Or is it something to be used when the need arises? (I.e. important commissions, to save time)

What is the difference between a visual artist and an illustrator? What makes a drawing an illustration? Is there still a line between art and illustration?

In your opinion, how should someone go about selling their art? If you are told your art is not something people would buy, do you still try? Are there any specific formats you would use (i.e. greeting cards)?

New to this forum, and hoping to spark a curious convo: Has anyone chosen to treat their hobby of Art as a source of income/employment as an entrepreneur? If so, has this felt worthwhile, or is it a regret? And finally, why did you do it?

How important is it to have a "style?" What if you have several ways of drawing and several mediums which you like to use? Would showing several styles present a detriment to your career/commercial viability as a visual artist?

Does anyone out there jump from medium to medium like a Mexican jumping bean on a warm day? Like from collage to oil pastels to permanent markers... If so, is there a common thread that weaves through all the shifts?

Have you found yourself creating more art during the pandemic or rather stuck in a state of distraction and lack of focus?

Calling all music lovers! Whenever you're doodling, who and/or what do you like to listen to as you're working away on a particular project?

What is the best way to overcome seeing the flaws in your own work? How can we stop focusing on the mistakes and celebrate the good in our work?

What do you do when you are uninspired to draw? How do you motivate yourself to start creating again?