Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
By changing our scenery and our point of view, we change our perspective to see things in fresh, new ways. This discussion is about five benefits I find when I take the time to stop and change things up around me. * Note: To skip the musical portion of the video, please go to 3:35 for the discussion.
THE IMPORTANCE OF CHANGING YOUR POINT OF VIEW:
1. Change Your Reality – like standing on stilts or crawling on your belly.
2. Become Part of the Scene – be a participant in the scenery, not just an observer.
3. Meet New People – Stepping outside, you never know who you'll run into.
4. Be Yourself, Wherever You Go – At home, everyone knows you; out in the world, no one does.
5. Alter Your Routine – Don't just change your scene once; make it a part of your routine.
MUSIC: "Still Fall" by M. D. Campbell © 2020 Copyright • All rights reserved
(Written, performed, and produced by M. D. Campbell)
Blog: markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutio
Instagram: mdcampbellart
Facebook: m.d. campbell
GEAR:
• Hand•Book Travelogue journal
• Pentel Waterbrush
• Copic Multiliner Pens
• Daniel Smith watercolors (limited 3-color palette: Sap Green (for yellow), Perelyne Maroon (for red), and French Ultramarine (for blue)
The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.
I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark
#mdcampbellart
#mdcampbell
By changing our scenery and our point of view, we change our perspective to see things in fresh, new ways. This discussion is about five benefits I find when I take the time to stop and change things up around me. * Note: To skip the musical portion of the video, please go to 3:35 for the discussion.
THE IMPORTANCE OF CHANGING YOUR POINT OF VIEW:
1. Change Your Reality – like standing on stilts or crawling on your belly.
2. Become Part of the Scene – be a participant in the scenery, not just an observer.
3. Meet New People – Stepping outside, you never know who you'll run into.
4. Be Yourself, Wherever You Go – At home, everyone knows you; out in the world, no one does.
5. Alter Your Routine – Don't just change your scene once; make it a part of your routine.
MUSIC: "Still Fall" by M. D. Campbell © 2020 Copyright • All rights reserved
(Written, performed, and produced by M. D. Campbell)
Blog: markdcampbell.com/the-9-lives-of-mercutio
Instagram: mdcampbellart
Facebook: m.d. campbell
GEAR:
• Hand•Book Travelogue journal
• Pentel Waterbrush
• Copic Multiliner Pens
• Daniel Smith watercolors (limited 3-color palette: Sap Green (for yellow), Perelyne Maroon (for red), and French Ultramarine (for blue)
The intent of my channel is to bring videos of useful content to help fellow artists and art students with insightful information, as well as bring consumers real-world reviews on the products we're likely to buy and use every day.
I'm always grateful for feedback to help improve my channel, so please feel free to leave your thoughts in the comment section below.
Thank you for your time watching! Cheers! ~ Mark
#mdcampbellart
#mdcampbell
