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Throughout my life I’ve always identified as an “artist”, whether it manifested as scribbling comics in my elementary school journal to writing verbose nanowrimo stories with my friend to recording anime speedpaints to hacking together a last minute art portfolio for college; I was always drawn to this spirit of creation.
are.na channel I made when thinking about this (aka many excerpts from mitski interviews) Throughout my life I’ve always identified as an “artist”, whether it manifested as scribbling comics in my elementary school journal to writing verbose nanowrimo stories with my friend to recording anime speedpaints to hacking together a last minute art portfolio for college; I was always drawn to this spirit of creation. But despite all that, I always hesitated when calling myself an “artist”. Back in high school, I had felt like it was something that needed to be proven. Every time I picked up the…
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