World without Imagination
Okay and I was attempting to recover from persistent bad mood (or mood swing?) that had been lasting for 3 straight days, I decided to work on some random art yesterday.
Today I'm continuing it, putting my earphones on--plugging it in deeper than usual because i needed to!--and tried to refrain from listening to anything besides the music while completing the artwork. Yes, I found out that it was a pretty good mood booster. I felt calmer now and ready to jump to my bed and wait until sleep gets me.
But, as usual my mind wandered somewhere else--which often happens and makes me think that this kind of thing is what made me such a slow thinker sometimes: because my brain has too many tabs opened--while drawing, and a situation slash question emerged.
I'm working on an art with breakup/broken heart/separation as the theme. Then, suddenly I thought, what if, someone (but actually if this ever happened, I know someone who would make a fuss over this simple themed artwork haha) found out about this and asked me, "So you HAD a boyfriend and now you're breaking up? Are you heartbroken? Why? Is that why you looked so down when we met earlier??"
And suddenly I thought, is there someone in this world, who hates imagining? Imagining had been part of our lives when we were small, and I don't think I want to stop imagining even after I grow up (at least til now haha). But then again, is there someone throwing his/her imagination away? Don't their lives become boring? I don't know. This was just a sudden question popping out of nowhere, though, no need for an answer, but I think it would be interesting to know if there was any people like that. Just want to know what they are thinking about often. :))
Today I'm continuing it, putting my earphones on--plugging it in deeper than usual because i needed to!--and tried to refrain from listening to anything besides the music while completing the artwork. Yes, I found out that it was a pretty good mood booster. I felt calmer now and ready to jump to my bed and wait until sleep gets me.
But, as usual my mind wandered somewhere else--which often happens and makes me think that this kind of thing is what made me such a slow thinker sometimes: because my brain has too many tabs opened--while drawing, and a situation slash question emerged.
I'm working on an art with breakup/broken heart/separation as the theme. Then, suddenly I thought, what if, someone (but actually if this ever happened, I know someone who would make a fuss over this simple themed artwork haha) found out about this and asked me, "So you HAD a boyfriend and now you're breaking up? Are you heartbroken? Why? Is that why you looked so down when we met earlier??"
And suddenly I thought, is there someone in this world, who hates imagining? Imagining had been part of our lives when we were small, and I don't think I want to stop imagining even after I grow up (at least til now haha). But then again, is there someone throwing his/her imagination away? Don't their lives become boring? I don't know. This was just a sudden question popping out of nowhere, though, no need for an answer, but I think it would be interesting to know if there was any people like that. Just want to know what they are thinking about often. :))