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	<title>Comments on: Art vs Craft: The role inspiration plays in my art</title>
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	<description>Sarah Marie Lacy is an artist who paints moody landscapes and delicate figures in oils and acrylics.</description>
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		<title>By: jlmag</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[what an incredibly thoughtful and thought-provoking response to my rather flip question -- I don&#039;t make a habit of accosting folk in the grocery store to ask probing questions--tho your response is so lovely that I just might start!  You paraphrased the question much more elegantly than it was asked, and that&#039;s exactly what I was wondering--thank you.  I guess I was thinking of things I love and how they can become drudgery under pressure (reading--but when I read for a teaching deadline, it becomes slightly panicky and unpleasant--even if I love the novel).  But reading isn&#039;t creating; it&#039;s absorbing--and teaching a novel is sort of like being a parasite.  So, maybe it&#039;s different when you&#039;re actually creating, working to execute your own inspiration--I think i get a little of that with my amateur iphoneography stuff, which is the closest I get to creation, to art.  Hmmmmmmm  -- now I shall be musing:)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>what an incredibly thoughtful and thought-provoking response to my rather flip question &#8212; I don&#8217;t make a habit of accosting folk in the grocery store to ask probing questions&#8211;tho your response is so lovely that I just might start!  You paraphrased the question much more elegantly than it was asked, and that&#8217;s exactly what I was wondering&#8211;thank you.  I guess I was thinking of things I love and how they can become drudgery under pressure (reading&#8211;but when I read for a teaching deadline, it becomes slightly panicky and unpleasant&#8211;even if I love the novel).  But reading isn&#8217;t creating; it&#8217;s absorbing&#8211;and teaching a novel is sort of like being a parasite.  So, maybe it&#8217;s different when you&#8217;re actually creating, working to execute your own inspiration&#8211;I think i get a little of that with my amateur iphoneography stuff, which is the closest I get to creation, to art.  Hmmmmmmm  &#8212; now I shall be musing:)</p>
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