So, do you ever hit that wall, where you're too tired to dredge up the effort for creativity? One of my college professors said that whenever he felt that way, he'd make himself go sweep out his studio. The point is, when we are too tired, if we can steep ourselves in the paraphernalia and surround ourselves with our creative process somehow, it can work to energize us.
I still feel there is mystery and magic to be uncovered, but maybe I'll have more energy for it after I clean out my studio: it needs it!
About Me
- Diane Nelson Gold
- Join me on a quest to better understand and appreciate what drives us, the human race, creatively. Here are some of the kinds of questions I hope to address: 1) What kind of thought and spiritual alignment leads us to the kind of passion and enthusiasm that produces masterpieces? 2) How do certain rare individuals consistently achieve this kind of inspiration for their work? 3) How can we translate a moment of inspiration into a creative journey which is worthwhile and manifests work that is both inspiring and meaningful to ourselves and to others? (To learn more about my art, go to http://www.dianegoldart.com)
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