How to Make Poetry Comics

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some things I learned this year about making art :) https://t.co/JUxuxvLG1v

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Sketches also bring curiosity to the deeply personal: to me drawing for you, or you drawing for me, so that we may share in this curious space together.

Perry Zurn • Curious Minds: The Power of Connection

“I always think of style as something that’s the distance between what you want something to look like, and what your hand and brain make it look like unintentionally. And there’s quite a gap there, and there’s some interesting stuff in that gap.”

—Daniel Clowes

Austin Kleon • 100 quotes that helped me write

Inside My Commonplace Diary

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All art is a form of poetry. It’s always changing, never fixed. We may think we know what a piece we made means, yet over time that interpretation may change. The creator stops being the creator once they finish the work. They then become the viewer. And the viewer can bring as much of their own meaning to a piece as the creator.

Perry Zurn • Curious Minds: The Power of Connection

Austin Kleon • 100 quotes that helped me write

Inside My Commonplace Diary

Good Bones

Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being: The Sunday Times bestseller