There has been a lot of talk about quiet quitting lately. Articles express both sides of the coin, within an array of many, sharing perspectives and advice for those that fall in the “leader” and “follower” categories, younger and older generation categories, or a category in which you have realized that life is too short […]
Read More Quiet Quitting or Time to PivotIn a Tribute to Perseverance, I noted that I would approach my future drawing studies with more patience, appreciation, and perseverance. It has been a rather intimidating but rewarding process and practice in which at first, I was a reluctant participant with little direction other than knowing I wanted to draw more stuff and improve […]
Read More Practice Makes ProgressI haven’t sat down and drawn; I mean seriously hand-drawn anything for about 25 years. I’ve sketched, doodled, scratched indecipherable structures and stick-ish figures, and somewhat cute caricatures of creatures imagined but not much more. I could blame it on not having enough free time or having too many distractions from life’s busy work. But […]
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Nancy Mues 