Reading, sketching and creating beziers all are great fun. I’ve wanted to add writing to that equation for a while now, but for it’s only been frustrating. I don’t really have any problems creating sentences and paragraphs, it’s more of a conflicting theme or entire subject issue. Sit down somewhere, write furiously for an hour and a half without noticing the time go by and then that’s it. Creative juice has run out and I need to do something else. Next time I feel productive I sit down and I can’t continue where I let of. It’s as if what came to mind has just gone completely and thus I write, if I do, something completely different, which next time I find no way to interrelate.
I’m not sure whether I should give up writing anything unified and just write short stories, which I still can’t even do as what I end up with after every burst of productivity are just scenes. Maybe instead I could just keep them all and one day go over them and somehow combine the scenes and ideas plotted down together with some more writing like a jiggsaw puzzle.
The last idea sounds reasonable. But that takes so long…
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Something similar is with me. I tend to have ideas and I seem to be able to put good sentences together, but to write something that will sound professional and make good points, but wouldn’t just be about pouring present thoughts like in a blog entry it can be rather hard to stay focused on that.
But maybe that’s a mistake. Maybe we should just organize our thoughts for a bit, writing nothing except possibly some notes at that time and then just pour those thoughts using notes as reminders. Natural writing is probably better than forced one.
Anyway.. just some thoughts..
Cheers Daniel