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The problem then becomes that their training via Art Degree methodology leaves them less qualified or even unqualified for a job in the material fields...Also like, your mileage may vary, but over the course of my life I have found it a much better fit when my pay-the-bills job ISN’T in the arts. That way all that creative energy belongs to me alone instead of being expended on behalf of someone ELSE’S creative vision.— Claire Willett (@clairewillett) September 1, 2018
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The problem then becomes that their training via Art Degree methodology leaves them less qualified or even unqualified for a job in the material fields...Also like, your mileage may vary, but over the course of my life I have found it a much better fit when my pay-the-bills job ISN’T in the arts. That way all that creative energy belongs to me alone instead of being expended on behalf of someone ELSE’S creative vision.— Claire Willett (@clairewillett) September 1, 2018
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The problem then becomes that their training via Art Degree methodology leaves them less qualified or even unqualified for a job in the material fields...
Also like, your mileage may vary, but over the course of my life I have found it a much better fit when my pay-the-bills job ISN’T in the arts. That way all that creative energy belongs to me alone instead of being expended on behalf of someone ELSE’S creative vision.
— Claire Willett (@clairewillett) September 1, 2018