Dear friend,

As artists, we often find ourselves struggling with the notion that our creativity and output must be dictated by the market's whims. It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that if the market for our art is slow, then we should slow down our creative output as well. But I'm here to remind you that we don't stop making art because the market is slow.

Art is not just a commodity to be bought and sold; it's a reflection of our humanity, our emotions, our experiences, and our perspectives. It's a way of expressing ourselves and connecting with others in a way that transcends the limitations of language and culture. Art is an essential part of our human experience, and it's something that we should never stop creating, no matter what the market is doing.

Of course, it's understandable to feel discouraged when the market for our art is slow. It can be demoralizing to pour our hearts and souls into our work, only to have it go unnoticed or unappreciated. But we must remember that the value of our art is not solely determined by its marketability. The true value of our art lies in the passion, creativity, and dedication that we put into it.

In fact, some of the greatest works of art throughout history were created during times of economic hardship or social upheaval. Think of the music of the Civil Rights Movement, the paintings of the Renaissance, or the literature of the Great Depression. These works were not created because the market was booming; they were created because the artists felt compelled to express themselves and respond to the world around them.

So, my dear friend, let's not let the market dictate our creativity. Let's continue to create and express ourselves through our art, no matter what the market is doing. Let's remember that the value of our art is not determined by its popularity or marketability, but by the passion and dedication, we put into it.

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