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I feel like Cara is a wonderful platform to have *alongside* platforms like insta, youtube, twitter, etc. because having a community of other artists to engage with is super important, and while yes you can have that elsewhere, Cara is made *for* artists so it feels alot more welcoming to both beginner artists and experienced artists who are just looking for a community of artists to engage with. I don't have much of an opinion on the professional side of things with Cara solely because of how new it is, but I will say I do like the "Jobs" forum because it at least feels like they care about artists. I don't think Cara can fully replace instagram, at least right now, despite that I love the idea of it as a platform and I do want to see it thrive, but truthfully I feel like it's best to post there alongside all of your other platforms instead of abandoning everywhere else like I've seen some artists do Again, I do want to see Cara thrive! I feel like your video on it was really good of course and I do agree with most of the points you made about the app. I wanted to add though I feel like if Cara gets enough financial support from the community it could genuinely be a better alternative to instagram. As well as maybe making it so non-artists/art enjoyers feel more welcome on the app because this would (in my opinion) make Cara significantly more viable for those seeking a more professional platform primarily. Once again, I think this is a good video on the subject!

Another great video❤

Thanks Dries for the really interesting insights here... another excellent video...

Amazing insights. That said, even knowing this insight I still appreciate certain Pablo #Picasso artworks.

I don’t agree that Picasso couldn’t draw. That’s just not true.

Thank you for all your nice videos! For this one, I agree to some extent. Indeed, the motivation must come from within. However, one's path can also be shaped by circumstances. For instance, I produced 500 oil paintings and drawings over six years, then deliberately destroyed them all. Afterwards, I pursued other artforms for several more years, took a hiatus, and then resumed after some time. Is it a daily endeavor? No. Over extended periods? Yes. In my opinion, what truly matters is the persistent drive to create art, to express oneself, and to interact with the world, armed with the determination to transform it through imagination.

My father, born in 1926, never cared for Picasso. He would say about him: "tout pour épater le bourgeois".

VERY good analysis

My position on Picasso: he had ability and he had imagination. He took chances and it paid off. He didn't show the Demoiselles of Avignon for a long time, even hid it away. He could have given up, but didn't.

sad art. Never liked his work. I understand he revolutionised the art world but it never did anything for me. When I went to Barcelona the line for his Museum was wrapped around the building. And across from it was a MEAMS gallery. Had way more fun in the MEAMS gallery

Yes

Why does struggle make such good stories? This world seems to be run by pain...I wrote my best poems in pain. Painted pain etc but always with hope represented. I left a lot of my paintings with other people I never talk to anymore. Thank you for your videos.

I love him, always have! I can’t watch right now but I can later on tonight! Thanks Dries

It’s just another new technology, look back at our history, this happens all the time. Don’t worry, the art is not going away anywhere 😊. On the other hand, it’s going to be much more accessible for average people to start making art and expressing their true vision and feelings. It’s going to be a positive change in the end just like any other technology that has improved art in the past.

“Get the hell out of here” 😂 I love your personality!

I love this! Thank you 🙏🏻

I saw Andy Warhol's "paintings" prior to his pop art, that was so horrible LOL

Follow up video: How this 22 year old artist made millions: ua-cam.com/video/u5m1p01uqpk/v-deo.html

This is a helpful video Dries, and Ive not heard it explained like this before. Thankyou.

Let’s talk about your awesome hair. How do you style it like that?

Unfortunately, you are so right.

You're right. I created my proprietary method when I had 6 months of time off from a completely oppressive job where I had to wear a stiff suit and tie every day. I suddenly found myself being bored and restless and wanting to do something good with the free time. Away from the computer games(miraculously) and reacquainting with real life and people.

Your communication is an art. Great video!

I like your chanel i am an Artist can you support me to sell my paintings please

Good one bro

I want to be your friend ❤

Good idea but I could not get dall-e to do any image that was anything like the art I uploaded and the prompt I gave it. Wish there was a way to do this in midjourney. Does anyone know how to do this in midjourney?

Thank you , I was encouraged !!

All great advice 👍🏻 your enthusiasm and wisdom are inspiring. You could definitely be an art-cult leader man 😅

I believe that creativity matters more in mathematics than analytical skills, i didn't used formula in my exam and answered the questions pretty quickly

I played this video without any expectations. But then around 1:40 I felt heard when nobody could. Everything you said about loneliness and depression that you will feel once you quit your job will be eventually too much to handle. I am currently unemployed because I quit my job last year around July, so I am a full-time artist at this time. I quit because my partner told me so as I was having trouble commuting to work. He said he would take care of me and our bills while I try to find a work-from-home job or paint. So far he does take care of us, however, my savings had to be used for bills to help him out too. Now I no longer have the budget to buy materials, I can't ask my Fiance to finance my art business because he's covering the bills already. Every day when I get up, I am already depressed and tired, I am trying to find work but also still trying to make a living out of art but I've not sold one painting since Dec of last year :( Going back to the loneliness, this is so true, I can't go anywhere because my friends live far from me and I don't own a car, so I am pretty much holed up in this studio 24/7. When I know I should be grateful because I have all the time in the world to create, but I also have no money which means that I can't go far from my goals either. I shouldn't have quit my job, but I should have learned how to manage my time while I was still working. Anyway, thank you so much for this video, I truly appreciate it, this is a gem.

Would absolutely LOVE to lock you in a small room with Damien Hirst, and see what happens Dries. LOL!!😂 On a more serious note, I have created UA-cam videos with my wife but with NO communication. The bottom line is that I am rather nervous to talk in front of a camera generally about my artwork. :( Once I do, you will be the first to know. Thanks for the encouraging words and for making us all laugh as usual. 😂

I'd be interested in joining your art club.

When was it created ?

You sound like Yoda talking to Anakin.

Such a great video!❤

3:06 time stamp for step 2, since it’s missing in the chapters 😊

A most timely video. I do have one question as to printing your own prints and that is do you have a particular printer in mind? How large will it print, on what surfaces, permanent inks and best life span? Thanks . Really enjoy your videos, very informative.

Nice bit of flattery at the beginning!

You need to wash and comb your hair !

Man, I was eating .....

Should be an advisor if i end up raising money for my art hedge fund

10% learning 90% work Process based vs outcome goals Good stuff