Comments on: Wil Wheaton on Getting Your Creative Work Out There http://pigpog.com/2005/07/01/wil-wheaton-on-getting-your-creative-work-out-there/ Thu, 17 May 2012 16:30:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Anonymous http://pigpog.com/2005/07/01/wil-wheaton-on-getting-your-creative-work-out-there/comment-page-/#comment-161 Anonymous Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-161 <p>I wholeheartedly agree with what Wil says about "You don’t need anyone’s permission".</p> <p>It is highly satisfying and stimulating to self-publish. An illustrated <a href="http://www.peterbryenton.typepad.com/pixl/">blog</a>, for example, need not cost you anything except time and energy. The priceless reward from "getting it out there" for any creative person is a tangible growth in artistic self awareness and esteem.</p> <p>Peter Bryenton www.brypix.com</p> I wholeheartedly agree with what Wil says about “You don’t need anyone’s permission”.

It is highly satisfying and stimulating to self-publish. An illustrated blog, for example, need not cost you anything except time and energy. The priceless reward from “getting it out there” for any creative person is a tangible growth in artistic self awareness and esteem.

Peter Bryenton http://www.brypix.com

]]> By: pigpogm http://pigpog.com/2005/07/01/wil-wheaton-on-getting-your-creative-work-out-there/comment-page-/#comment-166 pigpogm Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-166 <p>Sorry the Spam eater ate your comment. I made it spit it back out again, though. I think it’s caught on to the idea that anything on Typepad is spam, so anything linking to it is spam too. I can’t seem to shift the idea too easily, but it’s only a click when we log in to release stuff again.</p> <p>Anyway, I think it’s great that there’s a whole generation now growing up with the idea that they’ll always have a camera with them (even if it is pretty poor quality, in their phone), and that sticking their pictures online with something like Flickr, and sharing it with the world, is easier than getting a film developed to show a print to their gran.</p> Sorry the Spam eater ate your comment. I made it spit it back out again, though. I think it’s caught on to the idea that anything on Typepad is spam, so anything linking to it is spam too. I can’t seem to shift the idea too easily, but it’s only a click when we log in to release stuff again.

Anyway, I think it’s great that there’s a whole generation now growing up with the idea that they’ll always have a camera with them (even if it is pretty poor quality, in their phone), and that sticking their pictures online with something like Flickr, and sharing it with the world, is easier than getting a film developed to show a print to their gran.

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