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I like your sketch. However, one person’s clutter is another person’s treasure. If you had drawn your clutter, I think the sketch would have been so much more varied, and more like real life. The time you needed to clear your workspace you could have used to draw what you were clearing from your desk. Just a thought.
I’m looking forward to EDM 81 myself, with all the clutter (and dust and dirt) involved.
Honesty is a word I like, and it’s more powerful than positivity, because it’s neither positive, nor negative. It is just what you think for yourself, and not say to others, hence without the usual filters of implied self-criticism and little white lies to keep the peace and good relationships going. Always be honest to yourself!
You are absolutely right about the honesty. If I were more honest with myself, I might have actually cleaned it before it got to that point. There are so many things that honesty can cure.