Connor Storrie’s advice for struggling artists via VMAN magazine

He’s a good egg

This advice is along the lines of what Elizabeth Gilbert shares in “Big Magic,” which I highly recommend. It’s a book about creative living. One of the big takeaways is that your creativity will look very different if you’re counting on it to keep yourself fed, and it’s healthy to have something different to pay the bills. She kept a full-time job until “Eat, Pray, Love” became a runaway bestseller.

Finding success in the arts seems difficult. I imagine it can be very competitive and taxing both financially and mentally when things aren’t going the way you hoped, especially when you don’t have backing in the way of nepotism or connections. Respect to those that keep at it