Book Review: TEGN Redux by Even Mehl Amundsen not only showcases 400 pages of stunning artwork but also exemplifies the power of individual initiative and the free market. In an age where traditional publishing gatekeepers often stifle creativity, Amundsen’s decision to turn to Facebook and subsequently crowdsource funding for TEGN is a beacon of free enterprise. The trilogy represents not just a victory for the artist as an individual but also serves as a case study in successful self-publishing, leveraging technology and social media to bypass restrictive systems. This approach not only brought Amundsen's vision to life but also reiterates the importance of personal responsibility and innovation in overcoming the odds. TEGN’s journey from a social media page to a tangible trilogy is a compelling narrative of entrepreneurial success, celebrating the artist’s ability to harness direct support from the community and market to realize their vision.
Book Review: TEGN Redux by Even Mehl Amundsen – A Triumph of Individual Talent and Entrepreneurial Spirit
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Book Review: TEGN Redux by Even Mehl Amundsen Wow, this book is 400-pages thick! And wow, the artworks look amazing! TEGN is a trilogy of books that began life on author Even Mehl Amundsen’s Facebook page in 2016 before it was printed thanks to a succe…
Book Review: TEGN Redux by Even Mehl Amundsen is not just a 400-page journey through captivating artwork but a testament to the strength of collective effort over traditional publishing. Born from the grassroots level on a Facebook page, TEGN's overwhelming success through crowdfunding underscores the shifting landscape of art and literature, championing a more democratized and accessible platform for artists. This trilogy embodies the spirit of communal support and the breaking down of gatekept industries, marking a significant stride towards a more inclusive art world. Even in an era where the digital often seems impersonal, TEGN Redux emerges as a beacon of hope for aspiring artists everywhere, proving that creativity can indeed thrive through unity and shared vision.