joydom

I have nothing on my art agenda for the time being. This period can be described by normal curve extending in either direction of time, past and future, with a standard deviation of a month. Art doesn't go in agendas, though, does it? It doesn't like it, being transfixed or delivered by schedule. Artists on deadline never attribute their inspiration to the joy of turning in projects in a timely manner, do they? What does art like? Perhaps desperation, adrenaline, uncertainty? A woe-begone life, sure misery, spots of beauty in an endless plain of cynicism. Maybe. Not. In the passing fancies of luck and life, perhaps that is where one finds a

How about a resolution? Would you like that? A submission done for College Acceptance Day? It could be photography; spring is coming. It could be literature; I just picked up a Folio submission sheet. It could be a sketch. It could be fan art. It could be the development of an OC. It could be a cartoon! It could be abstract! It could be a devID! IT COULD EVEN BE MIT

I have gone and lost my old sketchbook, have gone through much woe and loss of pride, have grumbled over having to actually sketch something new in order to update. But as you may or not know, all these things academic and extracurricular during the school year really take their toll on free time and so I am not at liberty to do random sketching (or prosing, or poesying, or CGing) and for this I am truly sorry (although oddly I find an awful lot of time to discover art in my computer which I don't remember making). Also, for those who care, I am in the midst of applying to a couple future dream schools one of which is to furnish my happy li