I remember being younger and everyone telling me that if Art was what I loved then it was something I should pursue as a career. I also remember being appalled by the idea. A job is something you do to survive, you don't mix business with pleasure. Surely they knew that if you were forced to be creative in order to survive, it becomes less of an escape and more of an obligation, you may even grow to resent it. I never wanted to resent Art, it has always been my release, my escape.
I made a website a year ago. I place where I could make things at my leisure and share them with others. It's not a big thing, in fact it would probably be shallow to most people that consider themselves artists. I would like to believe that I am an artist, but in reality I know I have M U C H to learn in that aspect and would be embarrassed to present my self as so. Anyway, I digress, I made this site and it was fun and it gave me a release but as time went on and I got a "real" job, I did not have the time to spend on the upkeep and maintenance and this outlet soon became an obligation. Now whenever I open photoshop, instead of letting my creativity flow, I feel like I am pressed to produce something that can be used on the website. I almost regret opening the program and I feel guilty it I don't devote the time I should to it.
Responsibility sucks.


















