Death To False Art episode 2: How to Make Time for Making Art

“Death To False Art” is like art school but without the $100k price tag, insecurity and defeatism.

 

Episode 2 is about how to make use of what little free time you have so that it’s productive and, more importantly, gratifying.

Subscribe if you dig this, share it with a stressed out friend if they need it, and, uh, look out for more. Next episode: Just Start. Theme music by me from a recent sketch.

 
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