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Sketching . . .
You have to sketch every day. What you sketch isn't so important,
as long as you sketch. It's like a sport. If you want to play better
tennis, you hit the ball every day. You don't wait around for the
spirit to move you. You do it. Phones ring. People intrude. You must not
be diverted. Time is all that you have. Decide what is truly important
and dedicate yourself to it. Eliminate the fluff. Those who fail to understand
this will, heaven forbid, find themselves working at real jobs.
In a computer class, I made my notes and then came home and sketched to illustrate them. It was fun and you don't forget the lessons when you've gone to all that trouble. That's Steve sleeping under the desk.
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