• TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    “Man, I’m sorry, they said some pretty harsh things about what you wrote.”

    Every writer:

    “I don’t care! Someone actually read it!”

  • Impractical_Island@lemmy.world
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    I shitpost about my sister’s feet on Lemmy and teach Jesus’ dharma and sometimes the Buddha’s, if he’s talking to me, again, fackin’ dick. But y’know, I’m as much of a (f)artist as anyone else that actively discredits themselves to teach what the CIA taught them, whilst on and not on psychedelics, cuz those fackin’ pussies can’t handle me exposing everything they’re doing to me.

  • mangobanana@discuss.online
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    7 hours ago

    I’m the pottery/ceramics world we have the debate all the time about if pottery is a craft or art. Personally I think it’s a art that can be functional.

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        Yes this is true but when you have the mindset that you are an artist but people are telling you nothing but a crafts person it can be kind of demoralizing. Especially if you’re a woman. Because of course men can be great artists but women are not considered anything but crafts people. Just look at fiber arts and the way people are treated there

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          Especially if you’re a woman.

          I’m pissed that this world has me so jaded I immediately spotted the “logic” behind this. Because of course it has its roots in traditional gender roles that made sense when they developed but are now so outdated that everyone still clinging to them should be stripped of every post-industrial comfort and luxury.

          When you can divide your jobs into “can be done around the house while keeping an eye on the kids, the stew and your pregnant sister” and “requires you to walk out to some acre and tend to the crops”, pottery and textiles both fall into the former category. When you divide the people into “Can do walk-out-to-the-acres jobs year round” and “needs to stay at home while pregnant or nursing”, the second group are obviously going to be doing the first type of job more. Hence, when a medieval peasant woman makes a nice vase, it’s a craft (that also happens to have some art to it, because people liked nice things).

          When you’re in a modern, industrialised world where making cups and sweaters is a pastime rather than necessity, many jobs don’t require a lot of physical labour and medicine has made pregnancies both safer and less frequent, none of those distinctions matter any more.

          Hence, when you make a nice piece of pottery that happens to double as something functional, what’s in your pants doesn’t matter. You’re an artist (whose art happens to have a function).

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      I imagine the same argument is made with the glass blowing community. It’s incredible what those create.

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      but people love bullshit. they gorge themselves on it none stop all day.

      podcast listeners listen to it this shit for hours and hours. because it’s junk food that’s easy to have on in the background.

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      a lot of places there are no cashiers anymore in USA. it’s self-service only, and yeah it’s slow af because people dont know how to check themselves out, get confused, and have to wait for a manager to come help them, which of course, takes 5m to even show up.

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      13 hours ago

      looks behind him at his guitar corner

      Am I out of touch and maybe I have enough already? … no its the children listeners who are wrong!

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          There’s a famous actor guy who got into pottery and even though his stuff is meh all of a sudden he’s an ceramic expert and is mass producing his designs. Kinda pisses me off that those of us who are not already famous have to work 20xs harder to get out stuff out in the world and he just gets a pass because he’s an actor.

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    14 hours ago

    This meme has always felt like it came from another universe.

    In a world where yapping podcasts aimed at men are derided, this is the one meme that portrays them in a positive light.

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    I made released an album last year, spent the previous year working on it. Probably about 100 listens so far, across all the tracks, but it’s fine 🥲 I’ve been using it like a demo, taking some of the songs to my new band, so they can hear what I had in my head!

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    Me, who edits comments over and over until I believe they convey my message correctly.

    You, who didn’t even double check that your fingers were on the home row, but submitted the comment, regardless.