#154 - Why I Sometimes Skip Posting Art on Social Media For A While
The joys of social media for artists. 
n 2018, I decided I wanted to understand how Social Media works. I get it, and I learned a lot, and It doesn’t serve me as much anymore. Posting online takes a lot of time. I was scanning the art, cleaning it, designing or cropping the image, writing a caption, waiting for the right time to post, responding to comments, and figuring out what works on the platform this week. Add to that, I get distracted by the endless feeds that are designed to be addictive, fast food for the brain.
And all I want to do is draw!
I post photos of finished sketchbook pages and other things I drew on now. That is okay, as these take very little time to post.
I enjoy writing articles like this one. They don’t take much time, and I hope they don’t take you much time to read! Because we have to focus on the thing we want to do: we want to draw.
And this would be a great moment to present something new:
(open ArtPodPlay in separate page)
No need to go through lists podcasts, YouTube videos, music, to find the right thing to listen to. Check out ArtPodPlay, something I coded. It creates new random playlists with episodes from amazing podcasts. Just click on the play button, and start drawing.