Another 2 cents
Jan. 31st, 2008 07:19 amThere has been a lot of discussion recently on attaining Peerages and various ways some folks have been addressing this.
So for my input I found the following which has been going around the net in arts communities for awhile. I changed the questions to reflect the current discussion on Peerage and the frustrations some people have expressed about not being Peers.
Some comparisons are right on, others not so much.
If anyone has better re-writes, please add them!
HOW TO FEEL MISERABLEAS AN ARTIST IN THE SCA
1) Constantly compare yourself to other artists
Peers and other people pursuing the same interests.
2) Talk to yourfamily SCA friends, Barony about what you do and expect them to cheer you on.
3) Base the success of your entire career on one project
Attaining a Peerage.
4) Stick with what you know.
no changes
5) Undervalue your expertise.
no changes
6) Letmoney award possibilities dictate what you do.
7) Bow to societal pressures.
no changes
8) Only do work that yourfamily the Peers, your friends & Barony would love.
9) Do whatever theclient/customer/gallery owner, patron/investor the Peers, your friends ask.
10) Set unachievable/overwhelming goals. To be accomplished by tomorrow.
heh, no change
So for my input I found the following which has been going around the net in arts communities for awhile. I changed the questions to reflect the current discussion on Peerage and the frustrations some people have expressed about not being Peers.
Some comparisons are right on, others not so much.
If anyone has better re-writes, please add them!
HOW TO FEEL MISERABLE
1) Constantly compare yourself to
Peers and other people pursuing the same interests.
2) Talk to your
3) Base the success of your entire career on
Attaining a Peerage.
4) Stick with what you know.
no changes
5) Undervalue your expertise.
no changes
6) Let
7) Bow to societal pressures.
no changes
8) Only do work that your
9) Do whatever the
10) Set unachievable/overwhelming goals. To be accomplished by tomorrow.
heh, no change