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Apr 8Liked by Allison Taylor Conway

Oh Allison I so relate to allllll of this. I too (capital letters) HATE IG. As I spend less & less time there I feel better and question why I bother logging on ever. Why not just delete the whole account? Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about life before having an online presence. And that was so, so long ago. 20+ years! I admit I’m not sure I know who I am “offline”. I’ve contemplated starting a Substack because I love reading and writing and the community here exudes warmth and support. But I can’t go through with it because the thought of presenting and sharing myself on yet another online platform actually exhausts me. I always come back to - just focus on the work, make the art, get in the studio, expression through creating. The sharing part can be figured out later. That was never the point to begin with.

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Apr 5Liked by Allison Taylor Conway

I love your art. I call the second one The Collective Dance. I see all kinds of souls in it..dancing and watching the ‘pair’ in the front. They seem to be drawing the attention of the others.

Freakin’ cool!!

And, as far as social media…We all struggle with it I guess. I hope you can find some equanimity in this addictive chaos.

Follow the creative flow my friend. It will guide you!! 🙏

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Apr 4Liked by Allison Taylor Conway

Carry on brave and angry Allison 💪🏻💪🏻👏👏

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Apr 4Liked by Allison Taylor Conway

I completely understand this! The overwhelming overexposure of the internet is driving me crazy as well. Oh? You're an artist? Put it on Facebook, Etsy, Instagram, Pinterest, etc., etc., etc., just like EVERYBODY ELSE. Compete Compete Compete! Sell! Sell! SELL!!! You're not special! You suck! There are jillions and jillions of people out there just like you! AARRGGHH!!!

Yea... Keep creating for yourself. For those you love and who love and appreciate you and your art. It's a wonderful therapy. You're doing awesome!

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