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• It's time for Macrame, PERFECT macrame
• The topic of this weeks video was actually chosen last week on a conversation on the facebook page
• actually, last weeks too, but the preface turned into the topic.
• Thanks troy!
• see? conversation.
• I mentioned this in Video #1. The line between shit and perfect
• Sometimes that line is a vast gulf
• Sometimes it is razor thin
• Usually it is in between
• But those extremes are challenging
• line too thin, leads to over-creating the work, overshoot perfection into perfect-shit
• line too fat, you're going to end up with shitfection.
• Michaelangelo is purported to have said that rock carving is just cutting away everything that doesn't look like your subject
• Sooo…… Knowing when to stop is really important.
• but this analogy carries even further: Cutting things out can be even more important.
• HAVE A LINE IN THE SAND.
• If you can stop a piece of work, if you can call it finished, it leaves more cognitive room in your brain for new works, better works
• Again, this is where your love for the work will get in the way. If you are to en-amoured with the individual work, then how can you improve your craft?
• and I mean that as in Technique. Like you're own personal macreme.
• it's better to have a multitude of works out there in the world that people can comment on and interact with rather than this thing that one day will become perfect.
• part of this is if you make a piece that you feel is good, like REALLY good, you want it to be perfect.
• but just get it out there.
• Perhaps the most interesting things artists can do is to re-mix their work, so we as fans can see how they have changed, grown and become better artists.
• I can't wait to re-do this video.
• Quick note about collaboration
• exporing ideas on how to make it easier for that to happen. Any ideas? Contact me!
• I've put up a fun web-toy where you can make your own little bunny creature. Go check it out.
• SEND ME YOUR BUNNIES! I am planning a cool surprise with these, but I'm only taking the first 16 bunnies.
• Finally, I have a link on my website called "Show jonnay Love". Go check it out, it shows how you can support my videos and music
• It doesn't even require a credit card.