Dear Christian Artist,
For the purpose of this post, I am
going to define "artist" as anyone who produces any creative work, such
as a painter, a musician, a writer, a songwriter, a movie producer, an
actor/actress, a photographer, etc.
You are rare! Did you know
that? You are a rare gem in the Christian world. Why? Because in the
creative field, there is more freedom. You know this. Your ability to
create and to twist and to pull anything you feel like. That is the
freedom I'm talking about. And, of course, the world has taken that
opportunity, that freedom and used creative works to demonstrate
perverted and vile things. Sex, immorality, rudeness, a blurring of the
truth, etc. The world has taken the expression of the human self and
used it to portray ungodly material. So, the Christians left that world,
that creative sector.
Showing posts with label Typecasting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typecasting. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
A Call for Christian Artists!
Labels:
Change,
Christ,
Christianity,
Creation,
Creativity,
Culture,
Faith,
Gospel,
Idea,
Ideal,
Identity,
Persuasive Writing,
Publishing,
Transitions,
Typecasting,
Writing
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
My Name is Not Amy Tan
I am American-born Chinese, and though I've never specifically had someone tell me this, I feel like if I do mention a character's ethnicity in my story, then its automatically about race.
Labels:
American,
Amy Tan,
Asian,
Asian American,
Character,
Chinese,
Culture,
Ethnicity,
Family,
Identity,
Race,
Typecasting,
Voice,
Writing,
Writing Process
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Who I Was In High School
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| My high school graduation! Do I look the same? |
I don't hate my memories from high school (there are definitely many fond ones), but there are many memories that, as a young adult, I wish I could hide in a box with a lock. We do some ridiculous things in those years when many of us are searching for an identity.
Don't you remember that time? You wanted to be like something. Everyone was categorized and typecasted to make it easier to become that role. Some people changed their identities overnight; some even changed their entire circle of friends just as fast.
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