Tea Brew
I used tea and blueberries to paint this:
Today I'm a choclafied manic lonely person with lady-pains. Ive been drawing alot and then freaking - ah, what about the songs?! There are three brewing. So tempting it is, to leave them in this (sometimes) deceptive stage - ahh the potenital of a good brew, before its ready for a proper tasting.
Time to get back to work. I shan't sleep until i've at least built a nice sturdy bridge in the general direction of tomorrow wanderings.
Today I'm a choclafied manic lonely person with lady-pains. Ive been drawing alot and then freaking - ah, what about the songs?! There are three brewing. So tempting it is, to leave them in this (sometimes) deceptive stage - ahh the potenital of a good brew, before its ready for a proper tasting.
Time to get back to work. I shan't sleep until i've at least built a nice sturdy bridge in the general direction of tomorrow wanderings.
posted by Lara M at 6:11 PM
2 Comments:
ah i know this feeling.
its called procrastinating.
im meant to be doing the theory of one of my art folios but i just can't put my pencils and brushes down from drawing and painting in my folio!
back to the theory task thats due tomorrow on the 8/09/2006 oh dear!
go write - you will feel better afterwards, and then you can draw :)
be safe and well..
<3 sarah
I just caught up on Ben's blog from a few days ago, the one about juggling. Not that I know you or Ben all that well, but I consistently see similarities in the way we approach work or art-making or things that need to come out of our heads and into the world. Ben's final comment: "find something you're scared of and get over it" made so much sense to me. I've always been slightly sheepish about loving the simplicity of the Nike slogan--just do it. It's hard for thoughtful types to stop deliberating and just do it, but it almost always feels better than worrying. Cheers to you and your work!
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