I spent a lot of time yesterday trying to make
origami roses with my brother for his girlfriend. (With mixed results. We finally came to the conclusion that that guy isn't an origami artist, but rather a magician... that rose comes from *nowhere*! We made three amorphous cubes that I should have photographed...)Since I don't have a significant
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I love your art so much. It's such a beautiful clear style; it always feels like you've boiled the scene down to the absolute basics of what you see in a moment, and then built it back up to add the detail, so when I look at a scene you've drawn, my eye always goes immediately to the thing that made you want to draw it, and once I'm done with that, I have plenty of happy time to discover all the detail behind it!
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Anyway: Reading "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose" helped me realize what I wanted to do with my life after I graduated.
Until I read it, I had thought that in the future I would have to work for a a company. I was incredibly unhappy during my practicum (I don't know the right word, that time while you are in the university and have to do 8 weeks of work experience before graduating), where I sat in an office and contemplated the fact that maybe I had studied the wrong thing.
And then I read it and I realized that the joy of discovery and investigation didn't have to stop, that I could do research. And that made me very happy ( ... )
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Your complement was awesome too. That is actually a description of my creative process: First I realize that I want to draw a scene. Then I draw the thing that made me want to draw it and then I fill in all the other details. I'm very glad that you noticed.
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