I'm not afraid of a blank and clear white sheet of paper. I want to start with a clean slate. Every time. Whenever I have to.
Reset mode.
Just start. Restart.
That doesn't mean I don't struggle with multiple tabs and windows, a messy desk, or a chaotic workplace. Yes, I revel in the chaos. I do think so.
At the same time, when suddenly all the 9 balls I threw are up in the air would fall almost at the same time at once, then I'll just let it drop, and/or at least focus on one or two that I will catch. Realistically speaking.
The truth is everyone of us are in our own journey. Right now we're figuring something out, for ourselves, for work, for our business. Because, realistically speaking, nobody knows everything. And that's where the fun and where the chaos is, whichever way you look at it, and depending on what state your mind is in at a given time.
As a wise man once and many times has said, "Document. Don't create." So here I am. Just starting. Not overthinking.
Welcome! Join me on my BVLOG-ing Journey!
With more than 10 years of experience under my belt as a professional artist & designer, I have noticed a change in the way I give tips & advice for creative professionals and non-professional creatives.
And I'd like to use this space to share these learnings and experimentations.
With everything going on in the world, I'm sure many of us can use that creative spark for good.
Whatever you're doing now, keep doing it, keep going. If you're producing videos and you're asking me for advice, I say keep making them and introduce new things in your process 20% of the time and effort (applying the 80/20 Rule). The most important thing is that you're still creating, you're making, you're producing, you're still publishing.
Of course, not to take things out of context, it's important to still hear the person out. Sometimes, all the person needs is to rest; to add an ebb to the flow like the waves on the sea shore, or sometimes all the person needs to hear is an encouragement to keep going... and I would say part of what helps with the 'heavy lifting' may be attributed to what I do in my job, being an artist & designer.
In any case, I'm glad to share some knowledge and wisdom I've gained over the years, doing what I do, and the things I'm learning through these BVLOGS! Let's learn together!
