About To Graduate: Entering The 'real World'

  • Author: Vários
  • Narrator: Vários
  • Publisher: Podcast
  • Duration: 1:20:30
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Synopsis

I renamed this because this doesn't focus on art just as I can't focus on much of any single topic for more than a week. Hopefully if this is relate-able you'll tell me your stories.

Episodes

  • Artist or Designer? Making art for the wrong reasons.

    27/01/2020 Duration: 08min

    Just a lot on my mind lately, wanted to share. I hope this helps, and you can reach out to me at @richieswrld on instagram. That’s my personal account. Rich_Beano is my biz!

  • Thoughts and Reflections on Leaving My Sheltered life of Education and Entering the “Real World”

    24/03/2019 Duration: 13min

    Richie / Danny talks about building cultural value, trying to support himself, and the business artist mindset.

  • Artist Frustration Making Things for Others + More!

    21/03/2019 Duration: 15min

    Tony Robbins Video: https://youtu.be/fzZo2Ogvo9M make sure to follow me on Instagram @ www.instagram.com/rich_beano or visit my site @ www.danielrbean.com

  • 102 - Being Yourself

    03/02/2019 Duration: 18min

    I changed the name of the podcast to something more related to what the content is.  Today I talk about the projects I'm working on and why I need to pay more attention to the things I make and say.  If it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't. Hope you can relate!

  • 101 - A Message for the Struggling Artist

    29/01/2019 Duration: 25min

    I suck at art, or at least I think I do. But seeing your potential is key.  And building towards that is that goal.  Your view of your potential will keep changing and you'll probably get frustrated by that, but the importance is to keep making.  I still doubt my abilities and my work daily, but make it even if its bad.  I'll take a break for a few hours, go about my day, and then hit a shitty pencil piece with ink or markers or colors to see another way of making something that I like.  The next time, try the original technique again until you make something you like.  Just. Keep. Going.