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Michelangelo intrigues me. I've read his biography by Irving Stone twice now and I’m still amazed at this man’s
talent.
But he wasn't always The Michelangelo. He started as an apprentice in Florence just
like other greats before and after him.
…And he learned.
…And he developed.
…And he got better.
I could recount the stories of other “greats” who struggled, failed and
rose again to greatness.
Remember this –
Every artist was first an amateur.
–
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Are you an amateur?
Wonderful!
-Learn your craft.
-Borrow the best ideas from
others.
-Skate on the edge of your
limits
-Make your talent your own
Maybe you too will become a great one someday.
P Michael Biggs
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