Short transcript excerpt (YouTube) offering social-media advice for artists: a speaker recommends sharing work-in-progress and mistakes to foster audience connection and humanize the creator. The exchange frames process-sharing as a strategy to post more often without finished pieces.
I really want to get more of my art out on social media, but I don't make enough to be posting consistently. What if you tried sharing more of your process and all those things that you're working on in between your work? Doesn't posting unfinished things or like mistakes make me look like an amateur? No way. People understanding your process and how you work on stuff makes them connect with your work more. Plus, you know, mistakes make you human. Yeah, I never really thought of it that way. I guess.
