Art for the love of art.

in blurt-192372 •  yesterday  (edited)

‘Beach Barrels’ Lanefrog stylus pen, digital sketch
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Creating art for the love of it without seeking fame or financial gain can be a deep and morally enriching pursuit. At its core, this kind of artistic practice is about self-expression, discovery, and connection rather than external validation.

‘Classic Lanefrog Sketch’
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I’ve always had a sense of this but couldn’t quite figure it out exactly, and have never completely committed myself to this type of practice in my own art. Thanks to my beautiful wife, I now understand there is no need for external validation of any kind.

‘Defend us in Battle’ Lanefrog vector art
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When an artist creates without concern for trends or social approval, their work remains true to their vision and values rather than being shaped by external pressures.

‘Lanefrog Photography’
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Art made for the love of it can be a gift to others, inspiring, comforting, or challenging them to see the world in new ways.

‘Lanefrog Photography’
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Art that isn’t driven by commercial interests has the potential to address deeper moral and social questions, fostering empathy, understanding, and positive change.

‘Lanefrog Photography’
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There is a unique joy in creating simply because you love the process. It fosters a lifelong curiosity and playfulness, where mistakes are part of the journey rather than obstacles. Artists who work for the sake of art itself often experience a profound sense of fulfillment, knowing that their work exists not because it had to sell, but because it had to be made.

‘Identical Perception’ Lanefrog 3D model
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