CorkyLittleWolf

Write:        To write is to be in touch. To know where the mind wants to be. Inspiration comes best when writing (for me anyway) though sometimes at inopportune moments. Like when those moments when sleep should be the only concern, because work is coming the next morning, but managing the events is possible. Slow and steady, careful yet still enjoy the life that can be lived. Life. It happens all day every day life happens and most of us forget what it means to live. We're constantly worried about bills, grades, how can the incoming money be budgeted this paycheck to put food on the table. How can the momentum be nurtured and keep the veh

I had forgotten that I enjoyed writing as much as I do photography. I am a little ashamed of myself that I have not posted anything here for the longest time, likely the reason was I let life get in the way. Or maybe I simply left it all because I felt I was not worth the title of artist, but doesn't every artist struggle with the same image in their head? I have kept journals for a very long time, and writing has helped (and hurt) my journey along the way. I carry a notebook and a pen everywhere I go. It occurred to me that I should probably start posting these thoughts here just to get them out into the world. Maybe my trials and tribulat

So that is how it starts. You're drawing in class on lined notebook paper when suddenly You realize "This is really neat. . . I wonder how I can do more of this?" Once you move from pencils to pens The whole aspect of your creation changes Almost as if a progression from one medium Encourages an entirely new idea To create an infinite desire For more of those beautiful things you've accomplished Suddenly you have books, and binders full Full of drawings and sketches Doodles and intricate designs Depending all upon your mood that day You never quit creating Hell creating when you were sad produced some decent work And then a