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  • Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in Art and Calligraphy

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    Lindsey Bugbee

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    Impostor syndrome is that little voice in your head that makes you doubt your skills. It’s the feeling that you’re not “good enough” or that you don’t deserve to call yourself an artist or calligrapher—even when others admire your work. Today, we’re going to reframe those doubts and shift the focus to joyful creating.

    "Creativity takes courage" written in calligraphy

    Impostor syndrome runs rampant in the art world, where creativity is so personal and subjective. Add social media into the mix—with its constant stream of polished, curated work—and those feelings of doubt can feel overwhelming. Here’s the thing, though: impostor syndrome isn’t a reflection of your actual ability. Recognizing and overcoming it can help you embrace your unique voice, enjoy the creative process, and keep growing in your art. Today, we’re going to talk about how to squelch artistic self-doubt and create with joy.

    1. Normalize Your Feelings

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