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Thanks for taking the time to say that, it means a lot ✨

@@sofia.casado thank you! It’s actually my friends tracks, there are some sites out there where you pay a subscription for license free music, maybe some free ones too.

@@UndinesOcean I agree! it’s one of my favourite ideas, I really think it can shift our direction in life

@@parisa8431 thank you, the feedback is inspiring too 💌

@@cursed_nerd love that sentiment!

@@briansolomon2969 thank you 🫠

@@gottanikoncamera thank you, this means a lot, I’m so glad you’re feeling inspired too- starting to shoot super 8 really gave me a spark for images again.

Thank you. Agree about film 💌

@@TPKProductions thank you ☺️

@ondradft9081 I watched some Todd Hido interviews recently, so great!

@@Dan_photo thank you!

@@soccerjockey thank you ☺️

@@VictorReynolds thank you, appreciate the encouragement

@@gottanikoncamera thank you so much, I’m really enjoying making them ☺️

@@queziap thank you! What a lovely comment ☺️

@@colepearson2450 thank you, it’s by my friend majormagik on Spotify and instagram, he’s a wizard with the sounds

@@secretstates thank you

Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm glad you're here ☺️

@@petesyoutube thank you! It was a spoken word class by buddy waikfield, I think he’s running another one now- highly recommend. I talk about it more in my video get back on the horse and links to his website & work are in that video description ☺️

@@narikamckenziejust watched that video too and came back to say “I found it” but you’d already commented heh. Thanks. I’ll check it out

@@thefreshfreshest thanks, appreciate the encouragement

@@emmetkowler haha seriously, but I feel to guilty if I take a walk without him, also thank you, feedback means a lot ☺️

Thank you, that means a lot.

It's a repaint, I bought it second hand and the seller hadn't listed. But I know the Kanto repaints are great but I think they have a long wait. Also shuiedo do a beautiful job.

Thank you!

@@arrow-from-the-sun thankyou!! It means so much. Definitely recommend the Rick Rubin book I'm quoting at the end as well, I've been constantly replaying parts of the audiobook while listening because it's full of so many well articulated ideas about creative process

@@narikamckenzie Hey thanks for the book recommendation! I've seen much of his interviews so the book sounds really good. 🙏

Thank you!

Thank you! 🧡

Thank you

@@aspenvo thankyou for saying that, I was sick for half of this recording but I didn't want to redo it and have it sound too scripted ☺️

@@farimahzorriasatein7475 this is so so lovely. Thankyou for telling me, it feels weird putting personal thoughts out here but this reminds me why I want to share my experiences. I'm so glad it meant something for you. Thank you ✨

Thank you so much, it's really nice to hear 🧡

@@mrblobifier thankyou! It means alot. Also I only started listening to the audiobook yesterday but rick Rubin's book the creative act-a way of being is really helpful for this, particularly for song writing practice, he talks specifically about the thing you just expressed, definitely recommend.

@@strillos5096 that is so nice to hear, I've been feeling overwhelmed by the beauty in all the little things but never sure if it translates to the images. Thankyou 🧡

@@crustycandy3235 that's so nice of you to say! I've really been enjoying the process ✨

@@ooakleaf thankyou! So nice to hear 🧡

Thank you

@@johndoe-rq1pu I'm curious how you feel about this? I'm interested in discussing this idea. I myself am someone who's work is always made alone and often not seen by people, I've become interested in the ways ideas have evolved when sharing them, even just in discussion with one person. I believe in the idea of making work for yourself and not an imagined audience, but also think there is an added layer for ourselves to our work when we find out we aren't alone in what we are expressing. I'd love to hear how you feel about it.

@@narikamckenzie I've encountered roughly three types of people when sharing art: One who will tell you that even the rag you use to clean your brushes is actually modern art and any minute you're going to be famous etc, and they're probably well-meaning but they aren't good enough at acting to be convincing; One who thinks you're an amazing artist as long as you're painting their fence or fixing their powerpoint and not actually doing art; and One who is just delighted to tell you how you're wasting your time. I'm sure there are artists who have found helpful and supportive people and people who have found artists whose work enriches their lives--that's probably the only way it would be worthwhile, I certainly get no joy from adding to the stacks--but I wouldn't even know where to begin looking except in cheesy movies.

@@johndoe-rq1pu I understand that, and recently I have had the experience of feeling like I rediscovered photography for myself where the process of going out and seeing things became the art for me more so than the end result, but in sharing some recent work and having connected with people over it the work itself has evolved for me. I think being the person who tells someone else their work means something to you is also part of making art, I think letting other people know their work resonates with you, that they're not just adding to the stacks, ends up offering you something as well as them. That was my experience with joining the writing class and I had intended to be an anonymous observer, if I hadn't put myself out there I would have missed the inspiration that came from it and the experience of making the work that has followed. Don't get me wrong, definitely feel like I'm adding to the stacks alot of the time, but I don't know how to do anything else 🫠 You don't know who might need your work till you put it out there.

@@narikamckenzie Glad that you've had so many positive experiences with making and sharing your art.

@@austins.2495 thankyou for the encouragement, it helps 😊

Thankyou so much 🧡

Thanks dad