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Nem inspirada, nem disposta. / Nor inspired, neither willing.
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Lately I've been through some sort of "creative blocking", which my cruel self criticism made even worse. Do you know when everything you do loooks like crap e you feel like digging a hole to get into everytime you see a good work from someone you admire? That's me nowadays. That happens pretty often with me and, as far as I know, with some other illustrators as well. Is there a cure for this illness? I've tried some things that have worked before: saw some artshows, went to my favorite bookstores and had leafed through art books and magazines, met some friends, watched TV, listened to good music. None of these worked. Someone told me that the cold winter here in São Paulo could have been contributing to that, but I happen to be a great winter lover, so I just don't buy it. Maybe it's best to just do as my mom says: "wait and eventually it will go away"... ;-)
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