Buying products solely based on the opinion of what most times is a complete stranger? I may be tempted by what’s being sold (I get great decorating tips online), but I would never buy anything based solely on who’s pitching it. The story did show the ugly underbelly of greed and corruption that can exist in the influencer world, but regrettably it fell flat.ītw, influencers are something I’ve never understood. She’s beautiful without being flashy and I completely believed in her performance. The sets are second-rate, the lighting was very harsh in many scenes, the script was amateurish, and the villains cardboard cutouts.īut somehow, beyond that veneer of cheesiness Park kept making me come back for more. People are saying there’s great cameos, but they weren’t anyone I’m familiar with, except Lee Junho. They all screeched, ranted, and acted out so often and so terribly, that it was difficult to keep the characters straight because they all behaved the same way, with few exceptions. The same can’t be said for the remainder of the cast. She’s beautiful without being flashy and I believed her in the role. I must say this-without Park Gyu-young this show would quickly circle the drain. Actually, I mostly just had it on in the background. I'm going back to the dirt for now □□□ (These questions are rhetorical, there is no easy answer to this in the world we currently live in.)Īnyway. So I have Instagram (and basically nothing else on purpose), and hate it, and refuse to bow to how it works, and curate my feed how I want, and post almost Never, and post stories about weird things I like, and have multiple crisis a year about what the sh☠️t I'm doing, this limbo that I'm stuck in, how draining SNS is even at the level at which I participate in it, constantly grappling with participating in it all, and all the while, as I struggle to figure out what the correct direction is here, trying to just make Art for the sake of Goodness and Making Good Art alone, because it is so frakking hard. I don't want to compromise my artistic values and philosophy in sharing, producing, or making my art, let alone in if I garner up the courage to try and sell it again, but when your values clash with how this entire world works, what do you even do?!? ( Do I convert to monasticism and truly become a hermit?)īut then, how do I make and share art, or market my art as a business, at all, (do I even want to DO that?), without selling my soul to the devil? Everything.īut eottoke? Do I pick a different platform? They all equally suck, for most of all the same reasons they're all awful, and all rely on things that drive me insane (paras0cial-ism et al).ĭo I just not share my art with anyone? (To have no outlet at all for my creativity would be equally as maddening.) Do I go back to trying real life markets? Do I try do just the same as SNS but with real life networking?ĭo I try and make my own platform, fitted just for me? How viable is that in this market, with what resources I have available, and with the position I'm currently in? I don't like how Instagram functions, I hate its algorithm, its tiktokification, its addictive formatting. Unfortunately, I have no better alternative for sharing my art in any form right now.
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