I am writing about this because it was all I could think about at work yesterday. I was thinking of quitting my full time job and getting another part time job. It would free up 20 hours a week for studio time. Then I thought "Yay, another crappy part time job." Another excuse. A few weeks ago I saw the look of disappointment on the faces of three people when the topic was myself and art. I don't know if they knew they were doing it, but I saw it in their eyes. It blows.
Last night I was reading a few blogs and two new posts by two different people summed up everything I was feeling. It was a little relieving and inspiring. I am not saying I am going to run right off to the studio, but I am saying I am done with the excuses.
I just read through this post and it does not make sense. It skips around. Whatever. Jen told me to live in the moment. It is what it is.
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| I brought Gino to the studio. I don't think he enjoyed it. |
4 comments:
YES. yes.
I apologize for my disappointed eyes if I was one of the three. You are talented in a rare way. I am a harsh critic and a crotchety asshole who is unsatisfied by almost every piece of art I encounter and I still like your work. I want to see more of it. Lots more.
Like a phoenix, Jimmy.
That was Jake, not Rachael, in the last comment. Although she is also a crotchety asshole. I mean that in the best possible way.
haha that was funny
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