Creative Future - Brianna Borst.

How has your brain changed?
In other words, what have I learned in this class?

To love the way others think.
That time can be used as and for the means of art.
To focus on the process of making.
That not everyone likes the same things, and that's okay.
Art is everywhere and in everything.
Teamwork helps progression.
Learning from others = new ideas.
Repetition is good.
Do what you want, not what's common.
Try and try again.
Research art and artists.
Go to museums.
Collaboration is needed.
Expound and write out your thoughts.
Make meaningful art for yourself.
Your art makes a difference to someone.
Always explore the unexpected.
Enjoy the process and the surroundings.
To appreciate everyone's differences.
Discover new projects through others.
Look at things differently.
Not to filter.
You win some, you lose some.
Take a breathier once in a while.
Breaks are good for the brain.
To never give up.
Involve yourself with the beauty around you.


What does it look like five years from now?
Professionally / Personally?

Professionally -
Let's just start off with, I don't know where I want to go career wise, which could either be a good or bad thing. I know I what a degree in art by this time. All I know is, I want to make a difference with my art. I want someone to be touched and changed. All the arts from the past made a movement and had the audience feel and see or define such emotions or ideas or questions. I want to have this kind of impact. I want to see if I could teach and make art in other countries for causes that better the world.

Personally -
By now, I want to be refined in many mediums and continually practicing more techniques. I want to be happy with what I create and if not, don't give up on it. I want to make more time during my weeks to do what I love. I want to share with others. Lastly, I want to do what's best for me, not for others.


 At 50?
Creative life, what it looks at this age? 

Works sold and shared.
Ideas and teachings passed on to loved ones, student, and friends.
Works made in my own art space.
Settled with a family.
Still being able to travel.
Working Artist.


Game Plan?
What goals I need to accomplish?

Graduate from Snow College.
Practice what I was taught in my art classes.
Earn a job.
Save money for materials.
Go to graduate school (USU) and earn a degree.
Research out-of-the-country opportunities.
Travel.
Not wasting time doing something that doesn't better myself.
Expand my mind limits.
Collaborate with other artists.
Breathe.
Work hard.
Be honest with myself and others.
Make sacrifices.
Fall in love with the art that I create.
To never put myself in a state where I'm unhappy.
And if so, use art as an outlet.
Just do it.
Take action.