Cellar Darling, Blanket and Appearance of Nothing 28/03/19
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#localbands #Glasgow #gigphotography #glasgowphotographer #studentphotographer #scottishphotographer #portraitphotography #portraits #portrait_vision #portrait #live #guitarist #guitar #band #bands #musician #event #eventphotography (at Audio Glasgow)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BvwbGaYBIKW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dedrc6g4hlgq
Wait for it….
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#glasgowphotographer #scottishphotographer #photographystudent #photography #photographer #portraitphotography #studentphotographer #streetphotography #shadows #contrast #blackandwhite (at Glasgow, United Kingdom)
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#glasgowphotographer #abandonedbuildings #scottishphotographer #studentphotographer #abandonedplaces #abandoned #photographystudent #photography
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I don’t reblog much, but this is too well said not to.
This always gets a reblog.
I remember seeing this shortly after I first came out and it just filled me with so much hope.
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Can we appreciate John Smith here for a second? He’s so into it.
i aM LAUGHING SO HARD HELP
A tool that I’ve found is really handy is a called the Cash Clock. It’s a simple program that measures both the time that you’re working on a piece as well as how much money you should be earning. You can adjust the hourly wage to whatever you feel is right. Simply start the clock whenever you begin working on a project right up until you’re finished. It can give you a clear indication of what you should charge for commissions.
No artist should make below minimum wage for their artwork.
The Cash Clock is found as a download here.
Please, please, please at least make sure you’re making minimum wage.
Please stop lowering the pay floor for independent artists everywhere by thinking $5-10/commission is anywhere close to an acceptable rate for something you spent three hours on.
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Nobody tells you how much mental illness fucks with your perception of time. How you can’t place memories right. How you can’t distinguish if something happened a month ago or a year ago. How you lose entire chunks. Weeks, months of memories just get brushed away somewhere. What you do remember just ebbs and flows together. You’re never really in the moment so you can’t ever really hang onto it.
