I have totally refreshed my Patreon page, including adjusting the reward levels (with new stuff like access to my Selfie Dropbox [imagine the epic] and access to entire photosets, and Q+A videos [want to have a feminist chat? because I do!]) and adding new goals. Also, it is now 108% cuter than before.
Patreon allows me to take pictures, make videos, and do freelance writing and editing. At the moment, this is all the money I make in a month, so I would appreciate your patronage very much. Even $1 a month makes a difference!
I always find myself getting restless after not creating for a while. Even a couple of days is enough to spike the hunger in me. I’m not someone who necessarily needs to do a project a day that I see others do, but I do need to stretch my so called creative muscle. Taking breaks are important, but so is creating. I believe every person will have different creatives needs, some need to use theirs daily. Others might need more breaks. One shouldn’t stress with how much work they output, as long as they continue to try and get better with each project and always try new ideas. If you never practice , you’ll never get better, so go forth and create! Do you feel restless if you don’t create for a couple days? How often do you create? Or are you like me and have periods of high creativity and lots of personal projects and periods of nothing?
The terminus print is up for purchase on the webstore!
This print ties in Atlanta’s past with present: Terminus was Atlanta’s name at its initial inception in 1837, the meeting point of railroads from Savannah to the Midwest.
The ‘zero milepost’ of the railroad was driven into the ground at present day 5 Points in Downtown ATL. This graphic is also available as a t-shirt perfect for anyone who loves Atlanta! .
