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I've had this same experience with writing music. The trick isn't to be brilliant and pop out a masterpiece. The actual trick is to be able to generate enough
by maroonblazer 5y ago
I've had this same experience with writing music.
The trick isn't to be brilliant and pop out a masterpiece. The actual trick is to be able to generate enough variations that you can sort through them, cull the promising from the unpromising, rearrange them in various ways, stitch together the seams, and then sit back and lean on your personal aesthetic to decide whether what you've cobbled together makes you want to share it with others, keep chipping away at it, or abandon it altogether and start over (or not).
- hlbjhblbljib 5y agoAnd this process repeats itself in the small. Even abstract paintings are made in stages, by artists stepping back, and seeing which areas they are happy with and which areas need more work.