Q: How do you know when a "chapter" is over?
- Christine
Ty: Good question and an even better observation.
I just know. When I either tire of or become annoyed of a concept and have a difficult time pushing a concept forward, it's time to kill it. Sometimes it's when a new or better concept comes to light and I'm eager to move forward with that. In this instance the black & whites were depressing me in light of so much color in the world and pictures like this: [clicky]. I just felt suck in mud and needed to move on; somewhere. I'm not sure what's next though.
I have to develop a formula and focus on that formula.
Sorry it's so abrupt so many times. But when the "chapters" are folded into book form, it might make more sense.
I just know though.
Just a guess,
-ty
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