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By Jennifer Marie Anderson


Art is one of the broadest fields that people can invest time in. There are many who enjoy writing, crafting stories that they would like to read themselves. Others may be focused on more visual media, along the lines of painting or web design. Whatever the case may be, art matters and there are certain ways to go about creating it. For those who would like to make careers out of this, in the future, please be mindful of these do's and don'ts.

Do set your sights on your own interests. I think that most people will agree with the fact that art should be enjoyed. You should focus on what interests you the most, which can vary from someone else's perspective. If you are into web design, while your peers may be into creative writing, it doesn't say anything negative about either party. It's simply a matter of what you enjoy, so focus on that and you'll be able to benefit from art to a greater degree.

Don't emulate what others do. Art is seen as an endeavor that is done from the heart, as opposed to the brain. When you create anything from nothing, chances are that you have felt something while doing so, which is something that translate to others when they view your creations. As a result, you cannot simply copy the work that others have created in the past. By doing so, you're not being true to your interests, as discussed earlier.

Do continue to find knowledge. There's only one way that you will be able to improve at anything, and that's to learn. The pursuit of knowledge is one of those endeavors which are never-ending, which is probably for the best. When you stop seeking knowledge on anything, be it in regards to art or otherwise, it's easy to feel a sense of monotony. If you want to benefit from art, in the long term, never forget that the question for new information is vital.

Don't be afraid to accept critique. One of the difficult aspects of art is understanding where your faults lie. You may not be able to recognize them, at least early on, but those who review your work may have an easier time of doing so. When this happens, you should accept the words given to you, as they can serve as some of the best building blocks to help you become a better worker. Failure to do so may hinder your growth in any artistic field.




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