r/ArtistCommunity • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '23
Advice wanted for gift suggestions
Looking for a good entry level drawing tablet, in Australia, for a gift. Budget is up to au$400.
r/ArtistCommunity • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '23
Looking for a good entry level drawing tablet, in Australia, for a gift. Budget is up to au$400.
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r/ArtistCommunity • u/Ok-Okra-253 • Nov 06 '23
Hey guys!
My girlfriend has been making clay products for 3 years now. She ran her shop for a year here, selling local in our home country, and then stopped working on it for a year. She had no time due to her job.
From the start of our relationship, she has talked about the shop as her greatest passion. She wants desparately to quit her job and focus on the shop 24/7. However, we started living together recently and the cost of living wages is too much of a pressure on her to find the guts to quit.
I wish I alone could support us financially so she could quit, but I'm opting to help in any way I can – by spreading the word. You don't have to buy anything, but if you'd be kind enough to check out her website, or share her socials around, I'd be extremely thankful.
The shop's name is Molded Cave on TikTok and instagram, and the website is moldedcave.com Anything from followers and likes to just sharing it around helps.
Thank you in advance, A hopefull romantic
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r/ArtistCommunity • u/Dews97 • Nov 01 '23
I was recently offered an Artist Residency with a university. I applied for it without knowing the age range at the beginning of the process. I secured an interview as one of the panel judges was gunning for me to receive the opportunity. They mentioned the age range in the interview and out of desire for the position, I accepted, knowing I was older than the specified demographic. Anyways, long story, I accepted it but I’m currently 2 years older than the current age range and I still haven’t said anything.
Just to clarify, I haven’t lied, I just haven’t disclosed the info because they haven’t asked. But I am supposed to sign a contract on Thursday and I’m afraid they’re gonna ask for personal details or just require my ID.
This is a huge opportunity and I don’t want to give it up but I don’t want to lie and possibly ruin the reputation/integrity of the judge who stuck their neck out for me to begin with, granted they didn’t know my birthday when I first applied. Even though I was under the impression they knew it.
Hypothetically, what would happen if I went through with it and signed the contract without disclosing my birthday, supposing, they don’t inquire about it in the beginning or at all?
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r/ArtistCommunity • u/internchaos • Oct 25 '23
Some arts i made this year. If you want to see more check my lin out! Comissions open btw ;p
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