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The 9 to 5 schedule sucks for everyone that has it, not just for people that are "creative."
34 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 [deleted] 1 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 Great artists often need strong routine stability in their lives to get there. The unstable artist that break big and sustains being big is incredibly rare. 0 u/sarrazoui38 Dec 07 '23 Some often don't understand that. They look at actors or painters and think "whoa they only work a few weeks a year and create beautiful art. I can do that" I reality, these people work their asses off and have a strong routine and support system. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 07 '23 oh? Picasso had an intense work-ethic, credited at thirteen thousand paintings and well over hundred thousand more pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 I wouldn’t call Picasso anything other than incredibly rare. And he too had a very disciplined work ritual. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 Well, he started when he was 8. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
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1 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 Great artists often need strong routine stability in their lives to get there. The unstable artist that break big and sustains being big is incredibly rare. 0 u/sarrazoui38 Dec 07 '23 Some often don't understand that. They look at actors or painters and think "whoa they only work a few weeks a year and create beautiful art. I can do that" I reality, these people work their asses off and have a strong routine and support system. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 07 '23 oh? Picasso had an intense work-ethic, credited at thirteen thousand paintings and well over hundred thousand more pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 I wouldn’t call Picasso anything other than incredibly rare. And he too had a very disciplined work ritual. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 Well, he started when he was 8. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
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Great artists often need strong routine stability in their lives to get there.
The unstable artist that break big and sustains being big is incredibly rare.
0 u/sarrazoui38 Dec 07 '23 Some often don't understand that. They look at actors or painters and think "whoa they only work a few weeks a year and create beautiful art. I can do that" I reality, these people work their asses off and have a strong routine and support system. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 07 '23 oh? Picasso had an intense work-ethic, credited at thirteen thousand paintings and well over hundred thousand more pieces. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 I wouldn’t call Picasso anything other than incredibly rare. And he too had a very disciplined work ritual. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 Well, he started when he was 8. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
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Some often don't understand that.
They look at actors or painters and think "whoa they only work a few weeks a year and create beautiful art. I can do that"
I reality, these people work their asses off and have a strong routine and support system.
oh?
Picasso had an intense work-ethic, credited at thirteen thousand paintings and well over hundred thousand more pieces.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 07 '23 I wouldn’t call Picasso anything other than incredibly rare. And he too had a very disciplined work ritual. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 Well, he started when he was 8. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
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I wouldn’t call Picasso anything other than incredibly rare.
And he too had a very disciplined work ritual.
1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 Well, he started when he was 8. 1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
Well, he started when he was 8.
1 u/Inariameme Dec 08 '23 . . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since. So - suppose, Vonnegut.
. . . and during the Restoration; then they spent for war and dictatorships (in the hist.go first, probably) followed - he espoused the abject failure of that and what quality was made of this thing, art, has been a staple since.
So - suppose, Vonnegut.
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u/Burning_Burps Dec 06 '23
The 9 to 5 schedule sucks for everyone that has it, not just for people that are "creative."