It makes you realize it's you, and you alone, who can 'do what you do best.' It reminds us that creativity is often a cathartic exercise against whatever it is we're facing. In May 2012, bestselling author Neil Gaiman stood at a podium at Philadelphias University of the Arts to deliver the. And despite the power of Gaiman's message, you never feel heavy with responsibility after listening to it. 'But in 2022, for the first time ever, 'creator' entered the job market-a career path 54 percent of teens said they wish they could take. 'For as long as most of us can remember, hopeful graduates aspired to the safe and secure jobs we all knew-accountants, lawyers, doctors, astronauts, heck, even marketers-with creativity being relegated to a hobby or the hopeful province of only a chosen few,' the pair tell Muse. The reel closes with the word 'art' created from video stills, happy graduates and the reminder 'Yours to Make.' The video will run on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Video clips include a dog refusing to walk, whipped cream sprayed directly into someone's mouth, a guy running inside a life-sized hamster wheel, pottery gone wrong, a kid sulking on an amusement park ride and fashionable dogs. 'Things go wrong-in life and in love and in business and in friendship and in health and in all the other ways that life can go wrong.'

'Sometimes, life is hard,' begins Gaiman's speech. All of us became so passionate about it, we knew we had to get it out into the world.' Photograph of Neil Gaiman by Kimberly Butler. ('I Google You', with Amanda Palmer), and the occasional speech that goes viral ('Make Good Art'). 'During the edit of those pieces, we assembled this and shared it with Instagram's Creative X team. Neils talk will explore the way stories, myths and tales survive over great lengths of time and why creating for the future means making works that will endure within the oral tradition.

'We had been working on a campaign to highlight certain tools and functions of the platform to help creators grow,' say Jeph Burton and Hunter Hampton, group creative directors of Johannes Leonardo.

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