Your Creative Push

Djamila Knopf is an independent artist and Schoolism instructor based in Leipzig, Germany. She creates illustrations that evoke a sense of wonder and nostalgia, and primarily focuses on personal projects. She believes that art is a unique accumulation of experiences, beliefs and aesthetics. That's why, when you look at her work, you might catch a glimpse of the summers she spent strolling through the woods and fields around her grandparents' garden, and you might also see her love for Japanese animation. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/347 In this episode, Djamila discusses: -How she was given the feeling that her art was not “proper” and how that made her stop drawing for a long period of time. -Finding a balance when she first became a professional artist. -The moment she discovered the way in which she could sell her own work. -Her advice for people who are considering selling their own work online. -The mentality of using a “pay what you what” policy on Patreon. -Sharing the learning process