I have my first solo exhibition coming up in Nov.2007. I have a strong theme, and I have many paintings started. The trouble is that I can't just sit there and work for hours like I used to when I had no pressure or dealines. An agent from the gallery is coming the end of Dec., and I have about 17 painting to show him, whichis not even close to the number they wanted to see at this point. I work in oil and acrylic, so I have no excuse. While an oil is drying, i can work on an acrylic. I have ideas, I just get half done and then feel paralyzed that it isn't good, could be better, etc. I have NEVER had this problem, and I've been painting for a long time. I'm starting to freak out a bit that my first solo show will be a huge flop because I can't get focused and finish things in a timely manner. I can start several large scale paintings in a day, but finishing them may be months. I just don't have that kind of time. Any advice?
2006-12-19
01:39:54
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ruthie a
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