A creator explains the three things that fuel rapid creative work: impatience, a clear vision of what you want to make, and the ability to immediately manipulate materials while looking at references.
Can you elaborate on that? Because I think that too is part of the, the inspiration, is how all of those things have come about and have lined up and how that momentum's building. Can you share some of that stuff with us?
I will share this point, and then, um, it's called the perfect storm. So I'm an impatient person. I, I want things to happen quickly. And when I, when I have a, an idea or a vision, you know, I can control what's going on. I grab my clay and, and man, I can look at reference material, I can have a great model, I can—
Yeah.
I can just go for it and I can create it quite quickly. Um, being an impatient person, I wanted this to already be done, you know, a long, long time ago.
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