Liam Kyle Sullivan is one of my internet-heroes. The moment after I watched Shoes in 2006, I knew that I had been brought wide awake to a new kind of creative challenge. I thought to myself, "Look what someone creative can do for themselves! I've just got to try, however it feels right to do so..."
Today
It's much easier, especially for writers, to be themselves and enjoy being innovative. This is not just because of self-publishing or blogging, or when it comes to musicians and actors, Youtube is making a difference... this is more because social media is empowering us to be ourselves. We are showing the market what we are capable of, and being told what we need to write or create in order to get paid--less, and less often.
I'm sorry that it took me a while to find Liam's June 7th anniversary post for Shoes, but I'm more glad that I can share it with you: Very silly Shoes anniversary commentary, in character(s)
The original.
Moral of the story, fellow artists: You never know, who's gonna love you.
Also, I do hope to post some more soon, since I did manage to pull myself up out of a recent writers rut. Happy 4th!
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Randitty-o-Meter = 10. Why celebrate the anniversary of our Nation's founding in a DC-themed blog, when you can instead talk about Shoes. Shoes. Shoes?
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So nice of you to get Randitty today. Hope your read was a good one!