How to Think Like an Artist & Change Your Life Forever

[@MachasDaughter]

I totally agree with you that even the seemingly most mundane tasks have elements of creativity to them. From the grocery store baggers who skillfully pack your bag so that the items fit or to protect perishables. Or the barista who makes your hot beverages with just the right ingredients to make your day that much better. We all have something to contribute with our own creativity. Thank you. 😊

[@erinisabellabee]

That’s exactly it! I love that about us humans.

[@the-good-chad]

Yes! We are all artists in our own way. I literally just told someone today that I love cooking because I treat it like an artform.

[@erinisabellabee]

Exactly! Anything can be art, especially when it’s done with creative intention.

[@GinnyStLawrence]

Erin, this popped into my feed and I’m so glad it did. Beautifully said, and I resonate so much with your perspective. I’m a big believer that there’s magic in the mundane and that everyone is creative. ❤ As someone who lost both of her dogs (9 and 14 years old) only months apart this year due to traumatic and seemingly immediate medical declines, those who work in emergency veterinary care are truly special people. Your ability to problem solve while holding space for pet parents is its own work of art, requiring an elevated emotional and intellectual capacity. Thanks for a rad video, looking forward to more!

[@erinisabellabee]

I’m so sorry to hear about your dogs, Ginny 😢 losing both so close together had to be so hard. Thank you 🙏 emergency medicine is definitely not for the faint of heart but I couldn’t see myself doing anything else at this point! I’m really happy the video resonated with you and found you on this big vast KZbin landscape. ❤️

[@purple_dinosaur1]

You are one of only 2 artists that I've seen recently that also have a job outside of their art. That's really important to me because I have a full time job and am trying to work on my art and I had this belief that like, it's "all or nothing", or that "I'm not an artist if it's not my full time job". Thank you for sharing ❤

[@erinisabellabee]

How interesting! I know for sure that a ton of artists have a “regular” job. Do you think it would help people if I made a video talking about that more in-depth?

[@jplum7708]

I always thought the word "art" was the hardest word in the English language to define. You nailed it!💥

[@erinisabellabee]

It is tough! I think it’s similar to how beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. everyone has a different idea of what art is.

[@bumpfthebadartist8398]

this is a really nice outlook on life that i shall be adopting. thank you :)

[@erinisabellabee]

Thank you! Happy it helped you 😊

[@MartinVoois-b6i]

Thank you 🤠👍👌🌞🍀❤🦋🙏

[@erinisabellabee]

Thank you for watching! 😊

[@leialuminous]

If everyone focused on the art of things I'm convinced we would have world peace. People would see past our differences, chill out and seek out better vibes. Are most artists not mellow or at least someone grounded? When has someone ever been doing art and been raging out?

[@erinisabellabee]

I agree with you! I’m sure there are the outliers but I feel for the most part when we create art we’re pretty solid 😊

[@GillamtheGreatest]

i sort of separate creativity from art. for me art is that which is presented as art. still a pretty malleable definition but maybe not quite the same way you are approaching it. like if i do something creative it may or may not count as art depending on how i feel about it, but also based off how someone else may feel about it or interact with it. i find it freeing for doing creative things to not have to always count as art and to allow it to be out of my hands whether or not a thing counts as art if i am not up for presenting it as such. hope that made sense. not sure if im getting y point across clearly.

[@erinisabellabee]

That does make sense, and it’s an interesting perspective for sure!

[@GillamtheGreatest]

@@erinisabellabee yeah its sort of helps me get going. Or at least it helps me bypass some of my imposter syndrome and some of whatever its called when feeling like living up to making art is just too hard in the moment. if whether its art or not is a deferred decision then i just have to be creative and that feels a little less daunting and less like i have to fit what im doing into some specific set of expectations

[@YannisBikuta]

Friends its time to go out the confort zone