thank you. and i've got a similar trip going with science, actually.
youtube technique tutorials can be profoundly therapeutic. especially because you know that in the video things are probably going to go mostly how they are supposed to go.
of course, sometimes in the actual work you drop too much salt or use the wrong kind of glue or don't let your basecoat dry enough and have to scrape off all your work with a straight razor and to be honest, sometimes that leads to discoveries you needed to make. sometimes.
other times you put the sketchbook out on the balcony for the night to think about what it's done.
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Date: 2015-11-04 04:42 pm (UTC)youtube technique tutorials can be profoundly therapeutic. especially because you know that in the video things are probably going to go mostly how they are supposed to go.
of course, sometimes in the actual work you drop too much salt or use the wrong kind of glue or don't let your basecoat dry enough and have to scrape off all your work with a straight razor and to be honest, sometimes that leads to discoveries you needed to make. sometimes.
other times you put the sketchbook out on the balcony for the night to think about what it's done.