I really love the chit-chat videos and would absolutetly be thrilled by a part 2! PS: Nice sweater! Very swanky

@MariannesStudio

Ай бұрын

Noted! 🗒 PS: thank you, truly the hero of the whole video

Just an echo about what your said at 3:53 about the fact of considering oneself a "beginner artist" even thought one is a professional could be a way to emphasize oue creative practise forever testing and exploring things.. What you said remind me of a podcast I'd just listened to called "Feel the fear and do it anyway with Johanna Henley" by the Creative Boom. Johanna Henley, who can easily call herself an professional artist, stressed the same point and emphasized the cultural root that may occur here. In Europe and particularly in France, an artist at their 40s is still considered a " beginner" in the professional field and at the same is recongnized as a professional. She didn't say why, maybe it's the weight of the "Grandmaster" narrative in European history of art or something, but what she said is that it enabled her to thrive in her practice, because she would always feel as a"forever in progress artist" and thus not having to stop evolving, stop experimenting.. she would still doubt herself but still discover herself at the same time, and it fuels her. I'm not someone that likes too much being a floaty person, seldomly touching ground and feeling the urge to fly again, whether there is ground or not, but, I can get that this feeling of doubting our capabilities or our status could be somehow a powerful lift in a practice, specially if it not wanted from you to own this status in a fixed way anyway...

@MariannesStudio

Ай бұрын

That's so interesting, thank you for sharing! It's kind of crazy to see how this mentality applies even to middle aged professionals. I suppose it's not particularly helpful to think about capacity (you could be a master in one subsection of art and a beginner in another). What's more interesting is whether you keep exploring new things :)

I love your authenticity and bubbly personality! Thank you for sharing!❤

@MariannesStudio

Ай бұрын

You're so kind! 🔮🌹 Thank you :)

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@MariannesStudio

27 күн бұрын

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Thanks for sharing, very interesting! (Bartimeus

@MariannesStudio

Ай бұрын

I have yet to read the third Bartimeus book but I am SO excited to get to it :D

Je reconnais pas mal de commentaires, notamment quand j'ai rencontré des vrais Américain.e.s qui sont tout le temps hypé (j'ai eu des commentaire du style "you are an angel fallen from the sky"... true story promis), alors que ce que je montre c'est pas forcément fini, pas abouti. C'est hyper déstabilisant, et ça met une pression de fou malade. Mais d'un autre côté, ça fait du bien à l'égo de se souvenir de ses commentaires quand ça va pas bien ^^ Du coup, si tu as un nouveau point de chute, un art-block débloqué, est ce qu'on va te voir bientôt faire des lives ? 👀👀

@MariannesStudio

Ай бұрын

Ah ouais c'est corsé comme compliments ! Mais effectivement super agréable à entendre malgré l'hyperbole ^^ Bientôt j'espère ! Ce qui me bloque c'est que mon appart est encore full cartons, et je voudrais faire un setup un minimum joli... Donc on y est pas encore :') mais bientôt :')

@MJ-ce4ln

Ай бұрын

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