Art Blabbers Norman Hakim

I have some experiences in both participating and organizing online exhibitions ever since the corona virus began to shut down art spaces and galleries. So, in this episode i would like to recap my experiences and provide some opinions on it. If you like what you're listening to, you can follow the podcast on our instagram page : @artblabbers . Do share the podcast too, if you're enjoying it. Tag us on instagram!

Sometimes, producing artworks are one huge mess on its own already but now that you're monetizing your artworks. You need to deal with the masses and, that's not quite an easy task to do. Especially if you're starting out, marketing your work to the communities out there. In this episode, i'm gonna share some personal experience and provide some points on what's important to note based on those experiences. 



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Rather than answering common questions as to how to price your artworks, developing yourself as an artist, etc. I'll instead discuss on the importance on the two aspects mentioned in the title. It's really important to note how developing your social network helps to build your finances as a young artist, they will be your backbone and support in developing your identity and sustaining your business as well.

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I haven't been feeling a whole lot of myself lately and i have decided to express myself, confronting the issues at hand in this episodes. Because sometimes, it's hard to face things by yourself and you'd need an outlet to vent it out to ensure you feel better. It's never is easy to confront your own ego and admitting your own faults that builds up and causes you to trip and fall very rough.

Creative blocks can be a burden, and i sort of vent out my personal rant on how i handle my own creative blocks and how i feel about it. Aside from so, how do you exactly generate new ideas? What are some of the important things you can do to discover and produce new ideas for your artworks? In this episode, i'll be talking about the ways i would do to discover and produce new ideas for my abstract artworks and some examples on ways you can do as well to continuously generate artwork ideas :)



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In this episode, i'll be sharing my personal interpretations on abstract, and bits of details on how i develop an interest into abstract artworks. The conversation will continue furthermore on this week's episodes. So stay tune for more!