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Art may sometimes seem like the following image, but it is important to be proud of your work! Every piece created is one step closer to the artist's apotheosis.

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My goal is to always keep growing. Life likes chaos, it catalyzes evolution. In order to keep growing and changing, I must continue to challenge myself by holding my creations to a higher standard.

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A lack of inspiration is one of the worst feelings. To me, it feels like an insatiable thirst. When I cannot find my muse, I usually listen to music. The following video leads to a song that has always helped me during a creative crisis:

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This video is a compilation of different things that I found in the woods :) I've been practicing using manual focus and I'm having a lot of fun with it! filmed and edited by Amanda Cafazzo: http://www.youtube.com/thislittlewoman using a Canon Rebel t3i with Adobe Premiere Elements "The Violet Hour" is an instrumental song composed by The Civil Wars.

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It probably will get easier (although I have seen no evidence of this in my life), therefore you must make it challenging in order to grow. To do so, I usually am meticulous about every detail. I make sure every aspect of what I make is perfect (or, close to it).

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Nothing in its first form is its greatest. When creating, you can learn from yourself. You can make a mistake and learn from it. Again, failure is not an end. Everyone is flawed, but on the track for perfection. Each mistake I make will be used to illuminate my own person, and in turn, I will be able to continue to grow.

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The worst thing about the creative process is the fear of failure. I used to write often, but now I no longer do so because I am so afraid of creating something bad. I know how silly this is, considering the only way to get better is to keep creating. It is important to practice all aspects of your craft in order to grow in it.

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Breaking the rules is one of the most important aspects of art. Every piece, whether it be visual, musical, or literary, that has had an effect on society has broken (or satirized) some backwards rule. Therefore, I will call upon the spirits of artists to give me the inspiration and the will to break the rules with my creation. In writing, I usually try to break the rules using grammar. Syntax is a great way to convey in the most minute way what you are trying to change. I believe that in life I break rules in microscopic ways. Maybe it makes absolutely no difference, but in my opinion it helps. I try to attack outdated prejudices with simple phrases to those that are hostage to them.

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Keep editing! Nothing is perfect on it's first try. Give it to peers, teachers, parents, anyone who can help and who is critical! Not everything is perfect at first, even the founding fathers knew this.

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Usually when I am stuck, I'm not actually stuck. I just envision that I am, making the story seem like fact. The devastating photo of Spongebob provides a true view into my mindset. Spongebob has fall, but he is not stuck. He merely believes he is stuck, therefore he does not stand. I am liable to do the same thing, until the moment arrives when I realize the bed of self-pity I lie in is not comfortable.

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No! I always want to progress. The only time I'm finished is when I'm dead, and even then I'll probably take a few pit stops to haunt my enemies.

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A fiery ending is a new beginning, like a phoenix. Out of the ashes arises a new creature. Failure should not be seen as the finish line, as stated by J.K. Rowling:

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J.K. Rowling Harvard Commencement Speech | Harvard University Commencement 2008