Based on the article “The Humility Of The Artist” by Seth Godin
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“The Humility Of The Artist” by Seth Godin (comic by Patrick Yurick)
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Now that is a great observation in Making Comics.
Thanks Arnie!
Thats a great comic, its short but impactful. Noice
Patrick,
that’s some beautiful translation of the text into meaningful imagery.
Thank you.
Thank you Matthew! -Patrick
Looks like I have a quote for the next podcast intro. Great work with this, Patrick.
Thanks Adam – that really means a lot.
Awesome Patrick! You should send this to Seth, he would live it!
I tweeted him and tagged on Facebook. I wondered if he would find it, but no response yet.
I love this. It is completely inspirational. I love “average work”. The concept of humility is an on going topic of discussion with my artist friends. Approach is everything. Thanks so much.
Thank you!
I love the positive energy in your comic, Patrick!
So many in so few, and so deep and so easy to see what many times isn’t so clear! I loved this work!
That awesome, the idea was conveyed so beautifully. I loved it.
Thanks so much for putting this profound idea into visual language! This is a vital point – that you have to be patient to connect with your audience. I often feel alone and I’m told (when people look at my work), ” that’s too ‘intense’ for me,” but actually I’ve stopped taking that as rejection and now feel that it is a sign that I’m doing something that touches a nerve. That’s what I want…and eventually, if my work is worth anything, it will find an audience or an audience will find it.
Nice one, I quite liked it and I agree. Write from the bottom of your heart, stay true to yourself and remember that the first person you must please with the story you write is yourself. Cool!
I like the idea. we just have to work to pleas our selves.
I love the message.
Mediocre appeals more to the masses.
Not everyone “gets it”.
Sometimes I (we) are part of the “it” crowd and sometimes I (we) are part of the “masses”
love this so much! the way it is drawn, the contrasts, the breaking of grids!!! amazinggg! :’)))))
Its an awesome and inspiring work.
Thank you, the idea is amazingly clear and tender and warm with your pictures! I feel that if i would only read a text, then that would be a different experience, less memorable.