Creative Pep Talk 481 - Get Lost and Found in Your Work, With Sarah Walsh
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Nov 27, 2024 In a lively conversation, illustrator Sarah Walsh, known for her work on "Hats of Faith" and with PBS, dives into the importance of embracing one's creative journey. She shares insights on staying true to one's younger self and the power of personal narratives, including her latest zine 'Horse Girl.' Walsh discusses the challenges artists face regarding authenticity, sensitivity, and self-doubt, while emphasizing the joyful chaos of creativity. Listeners are encouraged to let go of expectations and reconnect with their passions for genuine self-expression.
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Embrace Your Goofy Self
- Embrace your authentic self, even if it's goofy, in your creative work.
- Prioritize the kind of work you enjoy, aligning your artistic vision with your true nature.
Horse Girl Zine Origins
- Sarah Walsh's "Horse Girl" zine began as a love letter to horses, inspired by a meme and childhood memories.
- It reflects her personal journey and struggles with writing and illustrating.
Finding the Main Character
- Sarah Walsh found her zine's main character by reflecting on her 10-year-old self in 1984.
- This realization unlocked the story and motivated her to create without client deadlines.
