dislearning how to sculpt

[Bodhi]

No worries. I'm sure I'll snap out of it.
But we all know how learning curves work I guess. You take a step forward, a step forward and then suddenly a step back. Usually after that you take a step forward again.
These last days have been horrible. Nothing I've done has wanted to become the way I want it and I feel like my hands where just useless lumps. Perhaps I just need some sleep, perhaps it's the three kids being on summer holidays and me being alone with them trying to find entertaining stuff for them all to do. The wife is working in another town all summer due to filmfinancing politics (the film has to be made in that town if they are to get financing for the film).

Anyways. The last few days have been utter rubbish*e and are best just forgotten as far as sculpting is concerned. I've sat at least three hours a day (my set minimum) but can't say they've resulted in much anything.
It's not the first time, and it sure won't be the last but what makes it irritating is that I've felt myself to be in an upward motion on my learning curve for a good long time now which makes the plunge all the harder to bear.
I know I'll soon be back on track.Just wanted to went a bit.

[Dr.Evil]

You might not be in the proper frame of mind right now and that might be why.

[Custom_Hobby]

 :yeahthat: Get some rest and maybe paint for a little while. Then go back to it and see how you feel.