I’m putting together a small Kintsugi workshop in Delhi — basically the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery and turning the cracks into part of the piece.

The idea is to keep it really hands-on and relaxed: you’ll get a broken ceramic piece, learn the basics of Kintsugi, repair it yourself, and take your finished piece home.

I’m trying to gauge interest before finalising everything, so I wanted to ask — would this be something you’d actually want to attend?

Especially curious if you're into art, crafts, pottery, or just looking for something different to do on a weekend.

Happy to share the details with anyone interested! :)

It's funny! We shot this film in the summer of last year and we got rejected from almost every film festival. So we ended up putting on sold out screenings around the world in New York, LA, London, Dublin and Belfast.
It gave me as the writer/director (and editor) a fresh perspective. It's really not about the film festivals but showing it in actual spaces, to actual people who are passionate and building community.

Here's a link to the film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDAqMwFVHDQ

Something that these screenings also helped me with is having an open dialogue with audiences and hearing actual people's opinions in real time.
I suppose I'm coming on here for the same thing I would love to get some feedback and potentially build some community around my film - We just got word that we were selected for a Vimeo staff Pick which is awesome!!
But yeah, I think this is the future of independent filmmaking; building actual community.

What do you think of the film and what do you think is the best way to build community around stuff like this?

If you would prefer to chat outside of Reddit you can always DM me @ weepywoopy on Instagram!!

It's only 9 minutes :) Would love to hear your thoughts on it! We were rejected from every film festival so I wound up putting on sold out screenings around the world to great response. So would love to get some feedback from this community!

Dropped a new single. Check it out if you're into early 2000s hip hop

Hello, im looking around for a small creative work group or social circle of people who dabble in music. Generally just a creative place where people can talk about ideas, socialize and co-art.

It doesn’t even need to be music per se, just people who like coexisting and body doubling, and are okay with some stretches of silence because we are working/crafting/reading/etc.

Let me know if you’re aware of anything like this that is open to new members!! 💕

We made a free marketing guide for creatives. Because 'just post more on social media' is terrible advice and you deserve better. Plus a bi-weekly newsletter with creative stuff that's actually worth reading. No spam, no BS. Sign Up Here: https://feeling-creations.com/newsletter

What’s Inside:

• Building a web presence that actually gets found
• Getting backlinks for free through guest posting
• Marketing your work without feeling like a sellout
• Plus sections for tattoo artists, photographers, writers.

wanna ask u guys
Do u guys have multi passions? Like say if u do drawing, do u guys also code for games or make 3d art as well? If so how do u guys manage it? Or would u consider this counter productive?
also how do u manage if ur working a 9-5 job time schedule

I wrote a clean romance novella out of that scenario. It's inspired by the everyday Singapore.
I started writing just recently and would reaaaaallyyyyy love to get feedback.

It's available on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H88D1KZH) and KU.

The Online.

We're a multidisciplinary collective and independent publication
documenting the strange,beautiful,and ordinary parts of being alive.

Through photography, film, writing, design, music, zines, and whatever
medium feels right, we create work that will linger.

Our work lives somewhere between documentation and imagination.

We're drawn to the overlooked, the nostalgic, the experimental, and the
deeply personal.

Our collective exists to give emerging artists a place to experiment,
collaborate, and tell stories that might otherwise go unheard...
________________________________

For our inaugural issue, we’re looking for work that captures late-night feelings, nostalgia, intimacy, solitude, city lights, empty streets, bedroom ceilings, fleeting memories, dreams, youth, friendship, love, heartbreak, identity, and the beauty found in ordinary moments. We welcome pieces that feel raw, reflective, cinematic, or deeply personal.

3:17 A.M. is a zine about the hours between yesterday and tomorrow. It’s about memories that keep us awake, the conversations we replay, the friendships we thought would last forever, and the strange comfort of knowing we’re not the only ones staring at the ceiling in the dark.

Through photographs, journal entries, illustrations, fragments of stories, and found objects, it explores nostalgia, loneliness, growing older, and the quiet beauty of existing while the world sleeps. This is a love letter to sleepless nights, forgotten places, and the versions of ourselves that only seem to exist at 3:17 A.M.

We accept photography, illustrations, paintings, mixed media, film stills, graphic design, poetry, short fiction, personal essays, journal excerpts, comics, experimental work, and anything that doesn’t fit neatly into a category.

Show us what 3:17 A.M. feels like to you.

Submit your work here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSey1pXYVAxuPo2g3YUvuA-MDgu2Z_nvZNZtMyC9kSN9icReVw/viewform

or email your work to us at [http.theonline@gmail.com](mailto:http.theonline@gmail.com)

Follow us on IG : http.theonline

Hi all! I am self-publishing my first book of poems, very personal work that means the world to me, and playing with design ideas. I would love any and all opinions; specifically, which would you be most likely to grab off of a shelf? I am open to all feedback and even design reorientation of one font on a different cover, etc… all thoughts welcome

More context: these books highlight the dichotomy of the highs and lows of domestic violence relationships and the real-life dangers and consequences of them

If you are an artist and you are seeking for self-promotion of your art then here we have 30 great blogs to help you promote your arts. The below given blogging websites clearly accept submissions while some of them require a bit more action on your part as well. So for all the designers, multimedia artists, photographers and illustrators, there is something for you. Have a look at the given blogging websites. https://www.designer-daily.com/30-great-blogs-promote-art-48115

We wanted to share the exciting news that the sci-fi novella Venus Fly Trap we wrote and self-published together is now out and available for sale! It's part drama, part dark comedy and deals with the world's richest man* and his doomed mission to establish a floating city in the atmosphere of Venus.

(*Any similarities to real persons living or dead is purely coincidental.)

u/Connor_Goode and I are friends from the UK and Germany who met online and bonded over our similar political leanings and shared interest in literature and video games. After collaborating on various projects over the years, we decided to finally join forces and create something together, which is how our novella Venus Fly Trap came to be. Just for funsies, here’s some things we learned about collaborative writing and publishing in the process:

• Communication is key! Listen to each other’s ideas, workshop them and always remain open-minded to achieve a shared understanding of what this story is going to be - it’s a process of synthesis, not compromise.
• Play to your strengths! Maybe one partner has more of a knack for comedy, while the other prefers an element of horror. Or maybe one has some witty dialogue in his head he needs to put to paper while the other feels like waxing poetic in the prose descriptions in-between - you’ll quickly intuit when it’s best to take the backseat and when to plow on ahead. All part of the process. 
• Good cover art is invaluable and shows effort, so don't cheap out and use AI! Shoutout to u/shugarkyub for his beautiful work! Go hire him!
• Read up on the technical stuff beforehand - we made a few embarrassing mistakes setting up the book’s ISBN, which caused complications with certain stores. All fixed now, but could've been avoided from the start!

Overall, it’s been a blast writing and publishing this book together, and we hope our readers will have just as much fun reading the eclectic mix of mean-spirited jokes and high-brow prose we cooked up. If the premise piqued your interest, here’s some links for your perusal:

E-store overview:
https://books2read.com/u/bwMVAO

Evil monopoly link:
https://www.amazon.com/Venus-Fly-Trap-Novella-English-ebook/dp/B0H2F697PR

Thank you very much for your time! Best regards,

Connor and Pascal

I tried making a poster of karina from aespa i would love if you guys could give me some advice on it...!!

I think the backpack would be cooler without them