THE HOOKS, ME BOY!!!

I realize that now I should not worry about become internet famous for drawing. Even if I was, I don’t think I’d be happy, knowing that I have a lot more to learn. Not only is it not gonna happen for me right now, but I will be annoying everyone in the process. If I really wanna get better I should buckle down and study. Find a crap job in the meantime to pay my bills, and spend all the time I can learning and improving. And there is NO rush. I have time to do it.

Posted 3 months ago
queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time! queersublimeoutcast: nezua: thismonkey: likeafieldmouse: Late Bloomers of the Arts For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late:  1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49 2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released 3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42 4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36 5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27 6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s 7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27 8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39 That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me. america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early. I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time!

queersublimeoutcast:

nezua:

thismonkey:

likeafieldmouse:

Late Bloomers of the Arts

For all of you who’ve felt even for a second that it’s ever too late: 

1. Charles Bukowski had his first book published when he was 49

2. Leonard Cohen was 33 when his first album was released

3. Marina Abramovic’s career as an independent artist wasn’t solidified until she was 42

4. Julia Child’s career started when she was 36

5. Van Gogh started drawing when he was 27

6. Monet painted Sunrise when he was 33, but wasn’t producing his best work until his early 40s

7. Kazuo Ohno started dancing when he was 27

8. William S. Burroughs had his first novel published when he was 39

That at least takes care of some of that anxiety welled up inside me.

america is so weird with all its rush rush vacuous notions about being superstars by 22. how on earth can taking time to live and cultivate your mind and heart be anything but good for your development? if you put out your best work by 30, then you peaked way too early.

I’ve spent so much time wondering why I haven’t done anything with my life and feeling pressure to be “successful”. This post crossed my dash at the right time!

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