Shackkobe on 14 May 2015
| "However, there is another side. Writing from someone else's point of view on unfamiliar or rather uncompelling (to the artist) subject matters can force an artist's mind to expand and take in new experiences (which can potentially strengthen an artist's repertoire).even help an artist to create better written stories or more illustrious art." |
You are aware that by saying "can force an artist's mind to expand", you are implying that an artist who doesn't act in this way is limited or narrowminded.
That is the genesis of the problem.
One must not assume that his/her point of view is superior. An artist has the right to do whatever he/she wants to do without fear of being viewed as narrowminded, old fashioned, limited etc.
