Putting My Art Out There
Hey there! As a 27-year-old artist, I’ve spent years crafting pieces I’m genuinely proud of. But let’s be real: sharing my work with the world? Total nightmare fuel. The fear of rejection, criticism, and feeling like a total fraud kept me from putting my art out there for way too long.
But guess what? Overcoming these fears has been a journey, and it's totally worth it. So, if you’re in the same boat, here’s what I’ve learned along the way:
Blowing Bubbles
What Ive Learned:
1. It's Okay to Be Scared
Seriously, it's natural to feel nervous about sharing your work. We all do. Acknowledge those fears, but don’t let them keep you locked away in your creative fortress.
2. Everyone Starts Somewhere
Remember, no one pops out of the womb as a master artist. We all start as beginners. So don’t be afraid to share your work—even if it’s not perfect.
3. Feedback is a Gift
Let’s face it: negative feedback stings. But it's not the end of the world. View it as an opportunity to learn and grow, not a personal attack. Trust me, it gets easier to handle with time.
4. Build a Supportive Community
Surround yourself with people who lift you up. Join online groups, attend art events, and connect with fellow creatives. A supportive community makes all the difference.
5. Don't Let Rejection Define You
Rejection? Yeah, it’s part of the game. Don’t let it derail your passion. Keep creating and sharing your work—your voice matters!
6. Believe in Yourself
This is the big one: you have to believe in your talent. If you don’t, how can you expect others to? Your confidence will shine through in your art.
Luna Moth
Now, as I prepare to share my work with the world, I’m finally stepping out of my comfort zone. I’m conquering my fears and embracing the possibility of rejection and growth. It’s a scary leap, but it feels right.
So, here’s to my journey! Wish me luck as I put my art out there. And if you’re on a similar path, I hope you’ll take that leap too. Together, we can make our passions shine! ✨
