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Tom Edgerton · 12-01-2005, 10:13 AM

99% of the time, if I am self-destructing at the easel, it's because I'm tired. So I do business maintenance, straighten up the studio, and go away. Flailing at the canvas when you're exhausted never amounts to anything but a waste of time.

Trust that what you've invested and learned in getting to your current level of proficiency won't go away because of one bad session.

Best--TE

12-01-2005, 10:13 AM	#5
Tom Edgerton SOG Member '02 Finalist, PSA '01 Merit Award, PSA '99 Finalist, PSA Joined: Jul 2001 Location: Greensboro, NC Posts: 819	99% of the time, if I am self-destructing at the easel, it's because I'm tired. So I do business maintenance, straighten up the studio, and go away. Flailing at the canvas when you're exhausted never amounts to anything but a waste of time. Trust that what you've invested and learned in getting to your current level of proficiency won't go away because of one bad session. Best--TE __________________ TomEdgerton.com "The dream drives the action." --Thomas Berry, 1999