My writing process is similar to making art in many ways. When painting, one has to be delicate and deliberate, hoping for the best, but working with mistakes. The colors on the canvas are softly brushed onto the paper, and the sketch below drafts a form created from the depths of the mind. Every word must come together to create an image that speaks to the audience. A lot of the process is involved even before putting my pencil to the page. I have to come up with an idea of what to even draw in the first place, and I have to find some kind of inspiration that will guide me. This is the same with my writing process, especially when assigned a topic. I have to find some source of inspiration for the topic or my writing becomes flat and boring. When painting, I create a rough draft of what I plan to paint. This sketch is often a separate page that is full of scribbles and studies of what I plan to draw, similar to creating an organizational diagram of my writing ideas and picking out what I plan to write about.
More often than not, when I am making art, it …show more content…
It is required to be able to express what you’re trying to convey when explaining an idea to a client, and detrimental to a career when you can’t sell yourself as a designer. Writing is a very personal channel of expression. I love to write and explore how I can articulate specific thoughts and feelings I have, seeing the words flow onto the page is so soothing and helps me to understand myself better. It helps express those complicated feelings called emotions. It also helps us to logically organize thoughts and ideas that otherwise would be caught up in the complexities of our minds. Although it may seem that writing may not be very applicable to my major, goals, and dreams, it actually gives me a fresh sense of self and helps me to articulate ideas that I want to communicate and