Making the Art you really Believe in (a thought for makers)

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In this video I share some thoughts on the cost we have to count when making the work we really believe in. Artists, at some point, have to decide whether to produce work which appeals to the widest audience possible for the sake of attention and "success," or communicate the message they really believe in on their own terms.
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[@Pete.M]

There are hundreds of channels with tips, tricks, and gear recs. There's only one that's Sean Tucker.

[@TSXAgility]

This.

[@jasonlacey5979]

Bravo

[@Myshit41]

Exactly!

[@janeberrisford8555]

Ditto !

[@omgLamaoLOL]

👍

[@thom-alphaxiii-5106]

I’m not a photographer, I m a musician, and i love this channel because the main subject is Art and Artists and all our human feelings , way above the tools we use….

[@seantuck]

I love that:)

[@carbellsarfo]

Totally agree with you 💯

[@veronicaobrien5709]

I'm a musician too, and here for the same reasons. I think this video particularly will help me as I choose my next concert repertoire. Thank you for creating such meaningful art, both your photographs and these videos.

[@jesusconde4317]

“Artist is a person who paints what you can sell. A good artist is a person who sells what he paints.” - Picasso

[@jamiewindsor]

I absolutely love Jacob Collier. It's really nice to hear this view of creativity reinforced. I started KZbin because the change in government funding for the arts meant I wasn't working for the interesting clients like the BBC and the Arts Council anymore, but I was making corporate videos for oil companies and stock brokers instead. It wasn't what I went to art college for. If my main goal was views and subs it would feel like I was back where I was before. Thanks for making this.

[@seantuck]

Thanks for watching my friend, and keep up the GREAT work, as always:)

[@tobycunningham797]

Jamie, more vids please! I’m mostly a nature photographer as I live in a rural area, but I have learnt more fro. Your channel than any landscape photographer! Sean, you can make more vids too …

[@jamiewindsor]

@@tobycunningham797 Lots more vids in production at the moment. Just got some health issues going right now so I’m in and out of hospital a lot. Working when I can though. Sorry about the slower production schedule.

[@tobycunningham797]

@@jamiewindsor hi Jamie, sorry didn’t know about your health issues, no pressure, I’m just a bit of a fan boy - but I’ll be patient! Hope you get yourself sorted soon and look forward to the vids when you are ready to post.

[@wylie_photo]

@@jamiewindsor sorry to read you are not well, hope things improve for you soon.

[@randallvargas5315]

Part of the reason why I started following you was because of your philosophical approach to photography and life. Keep being you!

[@DobromirManchev]

As i've said a few times in this channels comments - i came for the photography, i stayed for the philosophy. :) Still, if there was no photography i probably wouldn't have found it in the first place. Makes you ponder.

[@chrishuang8763]

Art without philosophy has no soul. Photography is almost the same. Every photo, even a landscape, must have meaning and a story.

[@andreak4280]

@Randall Vargas & Sean Tucker … 👉🏼🎯🎯 absolutely agree 100!! w/this comment +1 from me 🙋🏻‍♀️ always love your style / content and sound words Sean 🙏🏼🙏🏼💕 long time fan that appreciates your channel

[@alancoligado8540]

This isn't "just" a photography channel. That's why I keep tuning in. Thank you, Sean.

[@watzmaaname]

💯

[@corydhmiller]

I don't think I've ever commented before, but I am a deep believer that you and your videos are truly something special in the world. Thank you for only making stuff you believe in. It genuinely means so much to see an artist living out this message. Thank you.

[@seantuck]

That's very kind Cory, thanks.

[@tititatiti]

This world is full of salesmen. We don't need any more of them. We need more artists like you Sean. Making money is not difficult. Making art is. This is easily one of your best videos to date. Thank you so much for taking the courrage to share your thoughts and feelings with us. You are truly inspiring people and that is Sacred.

[@paulmstuart]

The quote you shared from Sylvia Plath really hit home. You can't please everyone, but if you can please yourself you will live a happier life. Thanks for sharing this one. It really hit the mark.

[@watchingvideosnow]

Just by the way... I am here for these exact videos. Thank you for the inspiration and meaningful authenticity. I still remember the first video I watched and then subscribed. Thank you, may you be well!

[@BeyondIntention]

I feel suffocated by current trends - anything for a click or a view. Your philosophical videos let me breathe again. I exhale and relax. I’m relieved to know there are creators like you in the world. ❤

[@Carmen_Lee_Co]

This is definitely one of my favourite channels for creatives and artists 🥰

[@billyjoel2431]

KZbin has plenty of lighting, camera and lightroom tutorials. We need more artist like you. Someone who use technical skill to paint an image. Keep it up, I love your channel.

[@Buttercup697]

I’m a newspaper staff photographer (pretty straight forward stuff 5 days a week). I’m trying to add more fine art nuance to all my work (personal and daily work)… I find these conceptual videos very inspiring and they help me as a photographer bring more art into my work. For me, I thank you!!

[@Craftymountainman]

I am not a photographer, I’m a painter. I only follow your channel for your deeper videos on the creative process and encouragement to make the work that means the most to me. You might reach more people with your technique videos, but you impacted me on a deeper level with these videos.

[@seantuck]

Thanks. That's great to hear.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

I have been a fan of your channel for a long time but realized I had not watched one of your videos for some time. So I went to your channel to see what you have been up to. As I scrolled through your feed, I look for these types of videos. I typically turn to your channel when I feel burned out. You always seem to have a video that hits home and is exactly what I need to hear when I need to hear it. Jason

[@TehWever]

Just want to let you know Sean, your work IS meaningful to me - as I go through my career as a 3d artist, designer and after hours photographer I find tutorials and reviews increasingly obsolete - you can learn all from just about anywhere and quite fast. What's most important is to be able to step back, take a look at your life and past work and to be able to direct your gaze in a direction that will give a deeper meaning to all that you do.

[@trevor9934]

I am not a novice - I started working in the business over 40 years ago - although I am the first to admit I will never cease to learn in terms of both technical and artistic aspects of photography. I enjoy those practical 'how to' videos you make, but the ones I most appreciate are the ones that deal with our journeys as creatives, and your philosophical commentaries. To me, they have a special and almost unique value that is very special and precious. So know you have a constituency of people who understand your message and appreciate your special voice.

[@hendrixraven]

This is all too true. There's definitely a resonance with instagram's recent algorithm change to favor reels. You can tell who's doing what they can to keep followers/views up and those who are still doing their own thing. Thank you for the reinforcement, Sean! Bravo!

[@susandayboll108]

You inspire me to be me! If it’s not fun it’s not meeting my needs! Draws me towards like minded people! Love what you are sharing. Sure meets my needs. ❤

[@inkandflamealchemy]

I adore your videos about creativity, especially since I'm not a photographer but rather a writer and intuitive healer. Those opening sequences with music, video, and quotes are always such a treat, too. Keep up the inspiring work, Sean.

[@ReflectionsofLife]

Keep being Different - so proud of your authenticity. Thank you for your continued inspiration. It is so reassuring to know there are others on the same journey. Love from South Africa. .

[@LisaFrostPhoto]

Your words feel like they're a message from my own soul to set me free. So much truth and honesty. Thank you Sean for sharing what really matters to you 🙏

[@jamesaquino9439]

Rapidly becoming my favorite photography site! Love your work and your approach!

[@nigelellaway2100]

Sean. Don't ever alter your direction or the way you are doing things. I watch your channel because to me you are a leader and not a follower. You portray a kind of honesty and empathy I rarely find elsewhere. Stay true and take care.

[@ramcadag]

This video makes me wanna cry and appreciate my photography and other aspect of my art side. Thank you for speaking your mind. I am one of your small audience and I appreciate your style, Sean Tucker!

[@Avenue_ad_Astra]

"I know that decision is going to cost me in some ways" - chasing the algorithm costs you your mental health. Please don't ever go down the rabbit hole that leads to creator burnout, I love your more philosophical and thought-provoking videos and want to see many more of them! I found you only recently through Alex from the Photographic Eye who did a video on photography channels the algorithm won't promote. So glad he did that, because your videos really speak to me. Thank you so much for putting in the effort to make these!

[@rgssaurus930]

This is why I keep watching your videos. Live my life, not what others think my life should be.

[@Stiggsway]

I WOULD MISS THE PHILOSOPHICAL CONTENT TREMENDOUSLY... I HOPE YOU CONTINUE TO INCLUDE IT IN YOUR WORK.

[@juangcastro]

These philosophical videos that induce to self-questioning and real reasoning are the reason I follow your work. Keep it up, mate. You're doing it great.

[@nalamarcos6369]

You're such a unique artist and human being. Love the way you express your art and your emotions. The beauty is that your vulnerability and sensitive side expressed beautifully in your art. Stay the way you are.

[@philbrown8181]

I forwarded one of Sean's videos on the creative process to an author friend who was stuck, suffering from a blank page. He told me a while later that it had helped him getting going once more. As many say, I don't think of Sean's channel being about photography so much as it is about creativity. Cheers mate, keep up the great work.

[@MotoanPhoto]

These videos are exactly what I subscribed your channel for.

[@loradow5543]

Me too.

[@WimBals]

As a professional artist I know exactly what you mean and have a similar experience. When I mainly only worked for art galleries and did not yet have my own customer base, I mainly made my paintings to the taste of the customers and galleries. Gradually I made more paintings in which I could put more soul into it. I could put more of my identity in my art. I was (even) happier to be able to make these works and the buyers were also enthusiastic which allowed me to drive up my prices. So everyone happy. The art collectors got something in return: authenticity. So, you see that you don't always have to follow customer demand, although this is a contradiction at first sight, to improve yourself and your art.

[@ryannovel8892]

Just sit, relax... Burn my blunt and listen to my favorite Sofa Chair philosopher. Sean! Thank you so much for all your work! Whenever writer block kick in, your wisdom always soothing me.

[@stevemadrid6522]

One of the things I've always admired about your channel is how your artistic perspective is not shaped by what's popular or trendy. I've tried to produce with my camera something that aligns with my definition of art. It's not perfect, sometimes it's technically lacking, but it's my vision. I recently met a young film maker just out of school and he paid me the biggest compliment I could ever receive. He said, "I really like your photography. Your photos really convey a story and an emotional feel." I thanked him and said that I was basically a beginner, in the geological sense, but that I was always willing to learn. I told him I look forward to seeing what he is able to create. Thank you for showing me that you don't have to choose between financial success or artistic fulfillment.

[@naomiyeargin5649]

I’m grateful that I found your page. Your videos are inspirational.

[@speliotis]

proud of you Sean....& have enjoyed your journey... Tkanks for sharing from the heart & soul...

[@jevgenijbalezin]

You are the only Photographer/Videographer who im subscribed to for years now, and its because you are not afraid to be You. You always choose quality over quantity and i respect that. Keep up Sean!

[@wrydeology]

I really needed this. The way I see it, a creative puts their spin on someone else's vision. An artist pursues their own vision relentlessly and with very little compromise. Of course there are overlaps everywhere and I know the whole "I'm an artist" bit can come across as nauseatingly pretentious. But the fact is, there is a difference between somebody who does something creative to make money for a third-party, even if they have a fair amount of leeway in the process, and someone whose work is sufficient onto itself. Most of us play both roles. We gotta eat. And some artists even make a good living doing the work they want to do. The fact remains; if you compromise your vision to appeal to more people, no matter how well-intentioned that might be, you've essentially just found yourself a new employer,. You've become a freelancer to the masses.

[@soulfaktor]

This video is so appreciated Sean. I began this journey about a year ago...and I must say, I'm totally fulfilled in living my truth. Thank you!

[@johnburrow4124]

Your timing is impeccable. Recently, I have struggled with feeling torn between my passions for writing and photography. I have bombarded my wife with questions of what I am better at, what I envision as more important, etc. She relayed the same exact message to me: where are you in this equation? Your message here underscored that idea: the correct answer is to do what you believe in. I have stories to tell the world, and I can do one or both of the above to do that. There is no hierarchy. There is simply what I believe I can do to tell my story. Thanks for these videos.

[@LyndseyMacPherson]

That's truly so poignant. Good luck on your journey!

[@rickbiessman6084]

Hey man, I can really relate to that. I’ve been a musician since I was 8, and at 31 discovered my passion for photography (which I stilly kinda suck at, but... well, I’m passionate). It can be hard to figure out what it really is that you want to focus on. I feel the urge to prioritize because if I don’t, I might never get anywhere. But also I realized that I can express slightly different thoughts and emotions with the two art forms. Is it possible to combine both in the same work? I don’t know. It might be easier with writing and photography because both are (typically) visual only and not time based. Just out of curiosity: have you resolved that inner conflict or what’s your path going forward?

[@seantuck]

I love that John. Best of luck going forward.

[@johnburrow4124]

@@rickbiessman6084 that’s an awesome story. I’m curious: what music do you play? I totally think photography and music have an overlap! I think Salgado said that music and photography have a similar language in that they are invisible. I think he meant that they need no literal words to convey. I think I have resolved the issue: let the story decide. Photography and writing are similar, but they are better suited toward a particular story or message. I would employ either or both pending on the story I want to tell. What I have hypothesized is that each medium, whether writing or photography, is a craft. Both are art forms of course, but all art forms are crafts, not all crafts are arts (Sean may disagree!) But story; story is what I’m really after. Story is truly an art form I believe in the power of. And it is what I’m most passionate about.

[@rickbiessman6084]

@@johnburrow4124 Sounds really good, man. I’m happy for you. Wish you the best going forward! As to what music I play: I am currently in a rock-oriented pop band, have played in an indie rock band, would love to play in a post hardcore band and as I’ve been getting into playing piano, I could totally see myself playing romantic and impressionist pieces (provided I spend the time to build the necessary skills). I’d say it’s a huge playground and I can’t say which swing is my favorite. ;)

[@yangtzeling7468]

It’s a joy listening to you. Eloquent , honest , concise and superior articulation.

[@LimitlessCollectiveStudios]

The part about making the videos you really want to make instead of the videos that get the most views really hits home. Thanks for that.

[@ww9923]

Of all the beautiful introductory video, I was completely captured by what I assume were cotton plants blowing in the wind with beautiful white clouds as a background. Fabulous. Also, the depth of Sylvia Plath's clinical depression was revealed in her quote about self doubt. Self doubt and depression are dark sisters that work together to torture the unfortunate.

[@romiemiller7876]

I agree with you here. Post what resonates with you, what you really believe in. If someone "doesn't get it" it's his or her loss.

[@annakell5245]

Couldn’t agree more. There’s enough content aimed at beginners. It’s already a struggle to find other content. I particularly like the work you do that highlights other photographers work that I may not other come across. My interest isn’t so much how to do something, rather I want to know why, or just sit back and enjoy the journey.

[@rookpayne9679]

I enjoy your honesty and openness. Your channel is unique and refreshing, a true please to view. The personal side of your work is inspiring , Thank You for sharing with us.

[@Belchdragon]

Thank you for being true to your vision. And for telling the rest if us that we can do so too but adding what the cost of that choice is. You are making a bigger fan out of me with every episode so far.

[@ibarrabenjamin1]

Yes, you are a niche, an inspiring and meaningful one. Thank you, Sean, for choosing this path and sharing it with us.

[@MargaretSoraya]

Finding the cottage to be different. Love it! Thank you Sean

[@christopherbgriffith]

My favorite videos of yours are your interviews with other photographers. I think you have a real talent for finding and showcasing artists, especially those too modest or shy to self-promote themselves. Seeing how people with “normal” day jobs have figured out how to channel their creativity into photography that is meaningful to them is truly inspiring to me.

[@herrkelm]

For what it's worth, and I can't imagine I'm the only one who's expressed this to you, I love what you bring to the table. I think the purpose of being creative is self driven. Others may or may not identify with that and it's ok. But what you share is a breath of fresh air personally. Even including other creatives is something many don't do and I appreciate you stepping out in that way on your own

[@gnuhapi]

To thine own self, be true. Your message is refreshing, as usual, please don't change.

[@lisajoseph5817]

Thanks for the content, Sean. As retirement age looms in the next year or so, I've been picking up a camera and trying to improve my skills. Keep posting these thought snacks - many of us do find them useful and help keep the need to shoot fresh and exciting.

[@susanblanda]

You are serving creative people in a sacred way. You share tools that help us find our own voice. Heartfelt thanks! 🤍🤍🤍

[@seantuck]

That's a lovely compliment. Thank you.

[@lukjs5239]

Keep on cultivating your niche! That's why you stand out from the crowd.

[@MrSowden89]

If you did this, we would lose Sean Tucker . I've only just started photography as a hobby (mainly wildlife) but watching you videos and reading The meaning in the making has helped me. The philosophy you include is amazing. Thanks Sean

[@gabequezada2066]

I personally love this channel because its so different and not like others... The emotion is definitely interwoven in all your presentations. I thank you for that

[@Myshit41]

By the rest of the comments here, I’m not alone in my reasons for watching (and subscribing ) your channel - YOU, what you do and your philosophy around photography and life sets you apart from the multitude of other photography channels on KZbin. And just a fun fact ….. I’ve not watched either of the 2 highest numbers videos, your street stuff inspires me the most. 👍🏻

[@JWVraets]

Sean: Please continue doing what you do so well in your videos. I am well past the point of learning the basics and getting more gear, and am, instead, looking at getting more out of my gear. Hence my interest in interesting photographers and thoughts on photographic inspiration. You, and also Alex Kilbee for that matter, have been a breath of fresh air in the photography video field on KZbin. I look forward to each and every one your videos. Thank you and keep up the good work. All the best - JW

[@rickbiessman6084]

Totally agree. I spent years watching gear reviews (albeit about musical instruments and sound tech) and have mostly given up on that. Who cares about all the stuff? I don’t. I got skills to develop and art to make. And I can use all the input by more experienced "makers of things" along the way.

[@stefanzoltner550]

I do love your actual italian shots and your content! Yes, thanks for putting out these videos!

[@robertnelson3179]

Mr Tucker don’t change for the machine. I very much enjoy your style and I can still view other videos for the other things mentioned.

[@sojournerh3932]

Just want to say thank you for making the videos you make. The philosophy and thought processes behind your works are gold and rich beyond measure! :) I have enjoyed your channel and have learnt so much. So much good for thoughts not just for visuals:)

[@BritishRacingGreen]

As an introvert myself. Sean's videos have given me the reason and comfort in doing my own thing. It's very true, about being niche. The right kind of people will find you.

[@geraldfawley5557]

Hi Sean. I vote for your philosophical videos. They have always been my favorite. You are unique on KZbin.

[@davidbrohede]

I just want to express my appreciation of your voice, your channel, your way of telling things that matter. I connects to what Seth Godins speaks of, the idea of a thousand true fans (which he picked up from another author I cannot remember right now). You have my deepest respect for keeping your own voice in a noisy world.

[@theunsgrobler3384]

Love your channel because you are authentic. Keep up what you're doing we love it. Real great inspiration!

[@watzmaaname]

Keep going mate! You're breathing life into people around you 💪🏾

[@thomaswentworth6433]

I value what Sean has to say more than just about any other YT photographer.

[@krystianbosy]

I really appreciate that you help people to become better artists and this is exactly why I love this channel. Not because you show me how great you are, but because you help me so cautiously and with such a consideration to become better artist myself, and not a mere imitation of you or anyone else. I don’t come here for how to answers but for why and where questions. This is really something special and I want you to know that I appreciate it a lot. Thanks Sean (Prov. 22:1)

[@evoframes]

I see all of your videos as tutorials. Not for my camera sometimes , but for my brain. Thank u Sean for who you are!

[@johnlehman2761]

Your chats from the sofa are my favorite videos. It always challenges me to think.

[@mikebaginy8731]

Please continue on that path you've described. I greatly value your videos. I'm tired of all the gear recommendations and tired of buying, buying, buying and "feeding the machine".

[@susanfirth2279]

I would much rather watch a video that has more depth to it than someone doing what they think people want just for the views and/or followers. Spot on Sean! I tune in to all of your video's for your work - your street work is outstanding - but also for your insight and philosophies.

[@themittonmethod1243]

I found you because of your video of the photographing the people of namibia... and loved it! thank you for following YOUR vision, not what the masses think they want to see! cheers from canada!

[@rodan57]

You’re such a thoughtful guy. LOVE your videos!

[@saxmangeoff]

The “Get Small and Tell the Truth” video is my all-time favorite of yours, and one I think about often.

[@jasonpreston5418]

I just wanted to thank you for this video. I've been fighting the demons of photography and selling myself and sacrificing my creativity to make a living. I needed this video and that's what your videos do. So thank you.

[@dianeschuller]

That is the very reason I'm always eager to see each next video of yours. To glean from your philosophy and because of your authenticity in content and what you share. I try to get others to listen/watch your channel but I think some just aren't ready. Thank you for these, always.

[@qkamoen]

One of my favorite quotes is: Be different, be yourself and be happy! So your absolutely right to be creating work that you love and not the people like to see. I do it and learn from my mistakes and very proud of my photos.

[@FabienMathey]

I love this video. It is about long term success with a true fan base and a dedicated, loyal community - not a quick, short term turnover! I enjoy most of your content as it is explaining the how to and the constant improvement outside of technique, effectively making me a better artist and person because of it! Thank you!

[@MarkGilligan4]

I watch you because there really isn't tutorials, no gear reviews. For me it's the inspiration, the thought and the creativity that goes into your work. Without the inspiration I wouldn't be creative myself. The Italy photographs look like you enjoyed your time there. Take care till next time.

[@alemazza87]

Well, I watch all your videos and the ones I love the most are the more "philosophical". I think your channel is really unique, and that's why I like it!

[@dannyomo]

I wanted to let you know that your videos are always ones I look forward to and I actually stop what I'm doing to pay attention to them. They are my constant reminder to be true to myself as an artist, to be intentional with my art, and also to take inspiration from other artists and how they think about their craft. Thank you, as always, for your inspiration.

[@PJPantelis]

Beautifully said Sean. The Jacob Collier analogy is great too. There are many people here in the comments section who feel that way about your work.

[@fivewattworld]

Great video Sean. Like you I have a couple of different types of videos I make. Some are "short histories" little documentaries about gear that pull down the views, then there are more philosophical topics and when people ask me what the channel is about, I steer them there. This conversation always puts me in mind of the Kevin Kelly "1000 True Fans" article. I even named my Patreon group "friends of five watt world" for that reason. Be true to yours. Your fans will like you for the right reasons... and so will you.

[@2BeLikeChrist]

I watch this channel because it is different from all the rest... keep up the good work Sean.

[@ChrisHunt4497]

Love your Italian shots Sean. They are beautiful. Thank you for your inspiration and wisdom. ❤️❤️❤️

[@ryanehoward]

As someone who pursues photography to document my family life and as a creative outlet I really appreciate this perspective. I definitely consumed a lot of tutorials when I first started and that is an important type of work. Beginners need help! Now I am focused on the why we create. Which is why I appreciate your channel.

[@terrybailey2015]

Sean, this video is why you're one of the best photography/art channels on youtube. There is no global right answer - only a right answer for you. I often tell people that I'd much rather provide a deeper emotional connection with fewer viewers of my work, then a small/minimal emotional connection with many viewers.

[@dlanska]

I like your niche (and your videos and your book). Folks with principles, and who act on those principles, are hard to find. But those are the folks that are most worth finding.

[@heygem]

I confess I put on this video now because your voice is soothing and I needed to sleep😅. I also don't click on your tutorial videos, just those video essay type analysis ones. Although if I watched your portrait tutorials it may help me not shoot faces like prison convict photos. 🤣

[@RafaLases]

Sean, Thank you, every time I watch one of your videos you inspire me to follow my own voice. I remember one day before dropping out of architecture college watching one of your videos and saying to myself I want to create something like this :) Thank you for all

[@seantuck]

I love hearing that:)

[@Manohikari]

Sean, thank you. You are significantly impacting my creative practices. Thank you.

[@mcutler71]

I never watched the speedlight video as I don’t use speedlights. But I watched this video as soon as I saw it posted as I like to create.

[@kimchikidbear]

Oh man I need this right now. Thank you!

[@tokyodave6663]

Thanks Sean for these thoughts on following your own path. And thanks for introducing the amazing work of Jacob Collier.

[@stevenwallacebell]

Thank you! The success of humanity is the willingness of all to share the diversity of the best in each of us.

[@Firstmanphotography]

Love it mate. The idea of 'audience capture' is something I have been grappling with for a long time.