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Welcome to the land of boring? I'm so sorry that I haven't elaborated on much in the last little while, but as I've mentioned before.. no news is often good news. Now just where to begin on explanation. I've been a little scattered these days, as I've been adjusting to a new schedule/routine. It's slowly but surely falling into place, and from getting that much needed time away from my desk, I'm happy to say that creativity is returning.
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One of the greatest frustrations with being an artist are the lulls. Though it's simply human nature to need a break, it can be a very awful feeling when one becomes stuck with a blank page for an extended amount of time. My lull lasted for over a year. Absolutely, I felt down in the dumps and even asked myself if maybe I wasn't cut out for it anymore, put down the pencils and walked away. It's a strange feeling when we come to accept those lulls and often I find that when creativity isn't pushed, it returns. Almost a reverse psychology in a way. Kind of neat to catch it coming back when things seem much more busy to even think. That's probably the key in how my mind works; no time for over thought.
There is so much to share, but I don't want to spoil the surprise of my plans too much. Hang tight and I'll let you in as I go.
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