The Lone Wolf Artist

How much are you influenced by others in your artwork and do you think it helps or hinders or is just kind of a neutral aspect of your interaction with the people and world beyond your studio?

I’d like to put forth an argument for being a lone wolf. When you try to belong there is a danger that your efforts are made and your focus is determined by the pack mentality. The Lone Wolf, on the other hand, finds its own path, discovers things in its less intrusive, less disruptive and quieter steps. There are things that we will be open to, ideas, inspiration, and motivation we have access to in going it alone that is not present to the group.

Come explore this idea and find ways to be the lone wolf when you need it while still being a part and getting your muse feed by your chosen pack.

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CREDITS:

Cover design by Sage; Illustration by Olga Kostenko

Wolf art—Creative Commons licensed. Attribution still being sought.

Music by Playsound

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