THE ‘INSTAGRAM CONTENT’ PROJECT
My drawings are often made up of lots of different objects: bricks, people, cars etc. And I tend to get stumped when I have to move on from one object and draw the next one. And when I get stumped, I have a tendency to faff around. I love drawing, but figuring out how to draw? Less so.
But recently I’m trying to combat this, the faffing malarkey is frustrating. I need to work smarter, so to try and combat this I set aside some 14x14cm paper squares in the corner of my desk. New Rule: whenever I get stumped and I start to faff, chip away at a small inconsequential drawing. If I’m going to procrastinate I might as well do it productively. This is also convenient because it means I can get more work posted to Instagram, and thus satisfy Mr Zuckerberg’s mysterious algorithm. All hail our social media conglomerates!
But recently I’m trying to combat this, the faffing malarkey is frustrating. I need to work smarter, so to try and combat this I set aside some 14x14cm paper squares in the corner of my desk. New Rule: whenever I get stumped and I start to faff, chip away at a small inconsequential drawing. If I’m going to procrastinate I might as well do it productively. This is also convenient because it means I can get more work posted to Instagram, and thus satisfy Mr Zuckerberg’s mysterious algorithm. All hail our social media conglomerates!
