1. spontaneous squiggle.2. a little color fill in.3. facial expression. Tricky part because this has to be done quickly and spontaneously.4. some added color shapes. Tricky part, when to stop and leave well enough alone. This is a little too light for me but I don’t like editing a quick 60 second doodle, robs the joy.
perfect way to describe it Rosaliene. Writing is a tough one. I started a novel and made it to page 270 before setting it aside, too much self censorship. Essentially I killed it along with the joy of expression.
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Thanks for explaining the process I found it very interesting 😊
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My pleasure Elaine. Sometimes it works and other times it doesn’t :-))
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Mike, I also found your development process of great interest. It’s intuitive without anxiety for perfection.
As writers, we are encouraged to do the same when writing our first draft. Expression without self-censorship.
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perfect way to describe it Rosaliene. Writing is a tough one. I started a novel and made it to page 270 before setting it aside, too much self censorship. Essentially I killed it along with the joy of expression.
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It happens. It seems that art works better for you as a freer form of self-expression.
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You appear to be having way too much fun. Truly inspiring – work and beliefs.
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Many thanks and you’re right I am having fun.
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