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Ladywoofwoof
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30 Nov 2013, 5:09 pm

:-) This is a nice motivating arty cartoon.

http://doodlealley.com/2012/10/10/be-friends-with-failure/


It usually takes a lot of practice to be really good at something, and making good art is no exception.



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30 Nov 2013, 5:36 pm

Wow, that's really great! Thanks for sharing! :D

The guy in the first several comics is exactly like me. Feeling like my art is never good enough, self-criticism, etc.

What really stood out to me was the panel that talked about how you would never criticize a baby for learning how to talk, so why would you criticize yourself so harshly for learning a new skill?



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30 Nov 2013, 5:39 pm

About 2-3 years ago I released an album called Quartermoon. It had taken me a year to record it. My biggest failure came from my vocals. For each song I would do take after take after miserable take until they sounded right. In the end, they still didn't sound right, but I was getting tired of all the numerous takes and released the album anyway. It failed. When, or if, I get back on my feet, I'll just find someone else to sing the tracks and re-release the album that way.



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30 Nov 2013, 6:09 pm

Bookmarked because approximately 100% of my students will need to see that at some point.


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Plagal cadence: IV-I
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