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That’s the question I get asked most often: “How did you get into art?”
I always answer, “It’s just something I do,” but that’s not really true. My parents are artists, so it’s actually kind of weird that I’m into horse art.
My dad was always a pretty serious oil painter. He wasn’t one of those guys who thought you couldn’t make a living that way, though; he just liked to paint more than he liked to sell his paintings. He made a little money here and there doing portraits of people’s pets and stuff like that, but mostly he didn’t care if his paintings ever sold.
I’ve got a lot of his early work tucked away in storage somewhere–things he did before I was born. And even then, when he was in his twenties, he was doing these super-realistic pictures of horses. Some of them are kind of abstract, where the eyes are all pupil and the nose is off to one side or something like that, but other ones are totally realistic and photographic–like a photo taken from below so you can see every strand of hair on the horse’s flank. They’re incredible paintings. (He would hate me for calling them “paintings,” though.
Art is difficult to define, but everyone knows it when they see it. This is true of most things of value in life. How do you know if you’re in love? If a song moves you? If a performance is great art?
Well, that’s easy: if the artist has something to say, and if he or she says it well.
A good horse artist can tell you about the passions, fears, hopes and dreams of a horse. You can trust what he or she tells you. He or she does not lie when there is nothing to be gained from lying; you can believe him or her when there are rewards for telling the truth.
The artist who creates artworks that move people is an honest man who tells the truth as best he can see it. That’s what we mean by fine art: art that touches the soul, art that speaks to us about life and death and all the things that matter most.
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A classic example is Coca-Cola. You can find all sorts of drinks with comparable taste and ingredients, but no one drinks anything else when they want a soft drink.*
Brands aren’t just for consumer goods. An architect’s firm can be a brand. A law firm can be a brand. A product line within a company can be a brand. In fact, an individual within the company can be a brand: an engineer, or designer, or programmer with her own reputation for certain kinds of work.
This suggests the right way to add value to your existing business: by creating new brands within it (or for it). If each one captures part of the mindshare of your customers, then together they will have more than 100% of it — just as Coke and Pepsi together have more than 100% of the soft drink market’s mindshare.*