Consistency culture sucks. We’ve gone from artists taking decades to craft something great to expecting a follow-up ASAP. Your video went viral? Better have another one ready next week. Dropped a hit movie? Cool, where’s the sequel? Everyone wants more, and they want it now - but creativity isn’t an endless conveyor belt. Let artists take their time and make it great.

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3 小時內	Derek K. Moore derekkmoore	Burnout is real
4 小時內	Jeromi Rafol rjeromi	I agree with this take but I think sometimes consistency helps individuals develop a greater sense of themselves in their own art. At least it’s the case for me.
5 小時內	SNKRHEADZ snkrheadz.art	When art meets business. If it was made for business, expect people to ask for more but if it was created just for art sake, we dont need to comply to people's demands.
18 小時內	Ali Feeney ali_feeney	On the other hand, smaller creators (social media standards) such as myself can post and post the updating content and work tirelessly for the content to get <2k views and 90% your followers see it. This is the most disappointing space I feel I have to work in 😓
21 小時內	Nospmis Iaret _t_e_r_a_i_	Nah I need Spider-Man across the spider verse now
21 小時內	Josh josh_pease	The best album this year, The Cure's Songs of a Lost World, came 16 years after their last album. It was worth the wait.
一天內	Sean Witter shotzbysean_	I respectfully disagree, the more often you create the better a creator you become. That quick feedback loop made possible by social media is a major advantage. Creators, especially beginners, shouldn’t aim for perfection. Instead aim for consistent practice. Get those reps in. Just my opinion.
一天內	Joel Coronado hyenafleas	There is no consistency culture. It’s just you reaching to keep score in the art world. Express yourself, feel fulfilled, no one is keeping score.