The biggest problem that most of us "artists" have is filling our bank account.
My advice is to follow your deep feelings and work them out. You can probably also continue doing the work you sell while also exploring new boundaries inside. If you have sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of work you should have at least a years worth of money to change yourself into another artist.
The biggest limitations are the ones you place on yourself. I think a lot of artists go through that nagging what else? feeling. It is that deep down stuff that makes each of us individual in the end perhaps over a lifetime or as a collective of connected artists living in one time frame out of many time frames.
Listen to it, follow it, and work with it. Don't forget you can always go back to the way you were but you will never know what that nagging deep down feeling is unless you explore it.
My advice is to follow your deep feelings and work them out. You can probably also continue doing the work you sell while also exploring new boundaries inside. If you have sold hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of work you should have at least a years worth of money to change yourself into another artist.
The biggest limitations are the ones you place on yourself. I think a lot of artists go through that nagging what else? feeling. It is that deep down stuff that makes each of us individual in the end perhaps over a lifetime or as a collective of connected artists living in one time frame out of many time frames.
Listen to it, follow it, and work with it. Don't forget you can always go back to the way you were but you will never know what that nagging deep down feeling is unless you explore it.
Jason Leisering