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When Creative Success Comes Later in Life - Martin J Intarat - 04-16-2015
So many times I have read in various forums threads in which people ask if they are too old to start a drawing or art career. I myself have asked this question to myself. And thought maybe I was too old to be artists.
But then I came across this here blog and must say that it gave me hope back.
So for all you old goblins, if you are in doubt you're too old. then take a look at this blog.
examples from blog:
Anna Mary Robertson "Grandma" Moses was in her 70s when she began painting scenes of her rural life in upstate New York. This self-taught artist, mother and widow became one of the most famous American folk artists of the 20th century and continued painting in her 90s.
Link: When Creative Success Comes Later in Life
And here is also a great video:
Hope it helps
RE: When Creative Success Comes Later in Life - Jeso - 04-18-2015
Yea, true and true... Never give in.. never give up... never never never... age is just a number and nothing else, you can make it after 3-5 years of hard hard work, no matter how old you are.. if you can put in the time.. you can make it..