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Tuesday April 24th 2012, 8:57 pmTasks can be very deceiving, especially when it comes to doing art. I mean in estimating just how long something should take. I find that I tend to jinx myself. Whenever I estimate how long something will be to accomplish, or how difficult it will be, it never quite works the way I anticipate. I’ll step back, look at what I’m doing, and say to myself “What the hell! Why is this not looking right, or I can’t believe how long this has taken for what I see on the board in front of me.” Its all very confusing at times. And there is nothing more frustrating than thinking something will be quick, and then its far from that in reality. Always adding to that sensation that I’m at war with Time. Perceptions of time get so easily distorted, as if it functions outside rational thought and proper physics. It is always intriguing to me when thinking about the fact that astronauts age slightly differently while zooming around in orbit. Really showing how flexible perceptions of reality and time are. I feel like something similar takes place when in deep concentration on something, on a task like drawing. Time seems to move so much faster than it does during other parts of my daily life. Leaving me with the feeling that there just is never enough time each day.
Time Suckage And Diminished Satisfaction As A Result
April 24th 2012
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