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Inspiring TG/TS Artists ? (non performance)

Discussion in 'Entertainment and Technology' started by WarmEmbrace, Jan 10, 2017.

  1. WarmEmbrace

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    What is your favorite,inspiring TG/TS non-performance Artist (painter, sculptor, poet, writer etc, not actor/singer/performers)

    I would have to go with the late Jeffrey Catherine Jones
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    https://www.google.com/search?q=jef...m=isch&q=jeffrey+catherines+jones+art&imgrc=_

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Catherine_Jones


    Quote by her:
    Years ago I had goals (to get to this or that place), and when I did I found that all I wanted to do was art. So I have given up goals. When I was young, my passion was art, eventually comic book and fantasy art. I’ve seen a lot of people lose their childhood passions, not only for art but for life–just getting squeezed. My passion was and is my art. However, there was a time when I became aware that I might be losing it. Having used my ability to draw to buy approval from my childhood peers, I entered the real world with my “cash” in my pocket. I wanted to be published so badly that in the beginning I took on a lot of work that I hated. Ah, but maybe a million people would see it and love me. I lived in fear. What happened? I found that the more I went to the drawing board or the easel to do work I hated, the less I wanted to go there. I was losing my joy, and I found eventually that my joy was more important than approval. I began to get “difficult to deal with” and began to lose jobs. I became determined to, well, not so much “have it my way,” but to do work I loved. It’s not so easy to pursue, or even know what your heart’s desire may be.