This Saturday will mark 1 year since I’ve posted any artwork on my Instagram other than my NYE self portrait. I suck at social media, but I’ve learned to love my art in another way and by my own opinion and nobody else.
IT TOOK ALL 50 STATES, THE AMISH, KPOP STANS, 13 OTHER COUNTRIES, WITCHES, ANONYMOUS, THE LGBT COMMUNITY, CELEBRITIES, STAN TWITTER, PEOPLE OF COLOR, WHITE ALLIES & BATMAN TO GET 2ND DEGREE MURDER AND THE THREE COPS ARRESTED AND WE HAD THE PRESIDENT & MILITARY AGAINST US, MY GOD
@Leonczik I bought a new canon 100mm L macro and I’ve barely used it so far, definitely know how that feels but hey we all get back on that horse and make shit happen before you know it! You got this! 💪🏻
To all the "experienced" photographers, stop being dickheads to others about getting excited for being featured. Shots still have to meet a standard by the editorial team
To everyone who submits, stop claiming to be published on VogueItalia. It's unfortunately not the same thing
I feel like what you expose yourself to is extremely important when it comes to being creative. Good music, surrounding yourself with great teachers, reading often, documentaries/movies, and just new things almost everyday help with inspiring yourself and making great art.
If social media wasn’t such a lucrative tool in the business I’m in I wouldn’t even be on it.
Lost souls influenced by lost souls.
I hate to see it.
I encourage people to have the courage to find themselves without the false sense of security they search for on the internet.
THREAD:
3 years ago, James Cole started the Hub. He came from the Ad Agency world in NYC. He was a photographer and his mission was to bring work to young, dope, talented creators (such as yourselves)