As usual, this is amazing stuff; I always love listening to your stories!
Would you say that going to college for art honestly helped you, or is it stuff that you could have figured out with google or youtube? I'm not naturally artistically talented, but I'm trying to get better. It's just not working out the way I thought it would.
tl;dr, I hate myself plenty. How do I art more gooder please?
God I wish I had good advice for you. I feel like college helped me, but could I have gotten here without it?
Shit, man...maybe.
This can actually be applied to pretty much any profession, task or anything you do in your life. Many young adolescents experience this in the time span after 20. Life is a game where you can create your own rules to make it fun.
One of the best episodes so far!
Clone High reference?! I knew you were awesome but you just got waaaayyyy more awesome.
Man the timing for this video is unnervingly on point. Thanks for the enlightenment!
Your perception on how hard that work was to get done or how cool you feel it was tends to affect the way you present it to others...
Other people's perceptions will be exclusively moulded by how you sell them your works (including the context of the situation). Even for the worst junk you may have created, if you completely sell to them how unique it was to make it look like that, no one will evaluate that you were careless.
With that said, being a successful "carefree creator" is either being an expert bullshitter (i.e. being very good as a marketer/salesman) or transpiring so much confidence in the crap you've created that will actually make you believe it is brilliant after all (i.e. a professional madman), which will make others have little or no doubt of your brilliance.