I often wonder where I would be now if only I had made a career out of art earlier. I hated working in an office environment even though I worked with beautiful books in a university library. Most of the time I felt just like your clay sculpture.
I too had a realisation that doing my art is the only path to my true happiness. I still work an office job but once I am out that door I am doing my thing. The sculpture sums it up.
Don...what a poignant piece!!! So many of us have put our artistic passions on the back burner, for so many different reasons, mainly due to necessity. How truly wonderful you have got here...here's to living an artful life!
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I often wonder where I would be now if only I had made a career out of art earlier. I hated working in an office environment even though I worked with beautiful books in a university library. Most of the time I felt just like your clay sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean! What a great way to capture that feeling. I'm still looking for my peace ...
ReplyDeleteI too had a realisation that doing my art is the only path to my true happiness. I still work an office job but once I am out that door I am doing my thing. The sculpture sums it up.
ReplyDeleteDon...what a poignant piece!!!
ReplyDeleteSo many of us have put our artistic passions on the back burner, for so many different reasons, mainly due to necessity.
How truly wonderful you have got here...here's to living an artful life!
Great piece, which goes so well with your personal story.
ReplyDeleteThis is how I felt inside before I made the decision to do what I do now.
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