Learning to Get Out of Your Own Way with Brett Stenson
Brett Stenson
“I build rules for myself around how I draw just to force myself to abide by them and create that restriction, which then inevitably creates a style.”
“It's crazy how much we self-sabotage. The hardest part was listening to myself and not getting in my own way, and letting these ideas floating around my head be acceptable to show someone else.”
“Everything was self-initiated. We had to build dirt jumps in the woods, find spots and alter what was there. The amount of gumption everyone had to just make the most of something and make it as cool as possible.”
“The work that I want to do is stuff that makes me feel this way. When it feels like it's really rooted in something I care about, then it feels like this is worth me staying up late and drawing after work.”
“Allow yourself to be a different person right now, if that's who you want to be right now. If you want to chase something and make this weird aesthetic, we're here to help you make it look as good as possible.”
