Perfectionism is the enemy in art -- and just about everything. Over the last 10 years, I've developed a pattern of procrastination when I begin a new illustration. I circle over my Arche's hot-pressed watercolor paper like a hawk stuck on repeat. I think about it, plan out my method of approach, resolve to zero in on it and then am interrupted. It's always something that is a faux "can't wait" situation. What is this? I'm an artist. Isn't painting supposed to be my passion? Why am I so easily p...
Perfectionism is the enemy in art -- and just about everything. Over the last 10 years, I've developed a pattern of procrastination when I begin a new illustration. I circle over my Arche's hot-pressed watercolor paper like a hawk stuck on repeat. I think about it, plan out my method of approach, resolve to zero in on it and then am interrupted. It's always something that is a faux "can't wait" situation. What is this? I'm an artist. Isn't painting supposed to be my passion? Why am I so easily p...
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