I have always had a "two track" sense of creativity. In other words, my desire to create has always manifested itself in either music and songwriting, or painting and drawing.
Both are forms of art. One is audible and the other is visual.
Both also require focus and time.
When I was a younger man it was the music that propelled me through life. Music motivated me and excited me and nothing was more rewarding than writing a song and then completing the project with a recording of that song.
Equally as exciting was standing before an audience and performing music live.
Music has always been a passion and I believe will remain a passion of mine for all eternity.
The same is true for the art.
The problem with having a "two track" sense of creativity is that in order to do either one properly they both require time.
As I get older I am finding that I want to devote more time to my artwork. I'm comfortable with the body of work [...]
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Both are forms of art. One is audible and the other is visual.
Both also require focus and time.
When I was a younger man it was the music that propelled me through life. Music motivated me and excited me and nothing was more rewarding than writing a song and then completing the project with a recording of that song.
Equally as exciting was standing before an audience and performing music live.
Music has always been a passion and I believe will remain a passion of mine for all eternity.
The same is true for the art.
The problem with having a "two track" sense of creativity is that in order to do either one properly they both require time.
As I get older I am finding that I want to devote more time to my artwork. I'm comfortable with the body of work [...]