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How Does An Artist Protect Their Process?

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Recently, a buddy expressed a desire that I maintain control over my creative process, and ever since then, I've felt compelled to consider this idea in its entirety. For me, the sky's the limit. I envision Phetta one day being as well-known as KAWS or Mickey Mouse, and yes, I am being that ambitious. Attempt to stop me!

To say Blue Chip would be an understatement. Yes, I agree.

It's a tricky concoction of big-picture thinking and logical thinking. As a result, I feel like I'm learning to arrange my thoughts and ideas for the future. I'm not the most organized person.

However, how can you protect the process that you have constructed once it has grown beyond your control?

What is the best way to muffle the ambient noise? How do you avoid obsessing about the minutiae of advertising, sales, and other pointless nonsense?

As a result of not making imprecise or hollow claims, I feel like I've avoided the "Wen" "utility" and a chaotic mob in the Web3 domain.

Throughout the process of creating the Phettaverse, I've done it completely on my own. Despite its shortcomings, this is how I work best and can imagine what I envisage in my head if I have full creative power.. When you need a team, what do you do? If you want to make your dreams a reality, you're going to need some help with that.

Without Toby's encouragement, it's possible that I wouldn't have known I had a process of my own that I had built up over time without realizing it. However, it is a very genuine process. I suppose that's where the problems in lore and other things come from because I construct how I think and release it as soon as it pops into my head. The tiniest aspects. Even now, I'm still having trouble putting across my real narrative or thoughts to others.

I feel like I'm constantly searching for better terms.

An idea that's been rattling around in my brain.

I am grateful that you took the time to read my incoherent ramblings.

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