As you get older, you will soon realize you need creative space.

 

Carve it out and make it real. Create something new each day. Dare to make a mistake creating something with your hands. You will realize, the mistake might be a good piece of luck if you learn from it.

 

What is a good creative space?

 

Lots of counter space. Lots of room to pace, sit, bend over, squat, stretch; with access to the dark and the sunlight to look at your creations; ergo experiments.

 

Learn to create molds. Learn to create molds that you buy.

 

Learn what epoxy resin can do. Learn about light.

 

As a young photographer, black and white the was first medium to not only learn to train your eye for perspective, different angles and unique light sources, reflections, shadows, natures amazing chaos in symmetry.

 

Wherever your creative space will be, make it a place to go once per day, or maybe twice; at the beginning of your day with a cup of coffee, and at the end of the day, after a shower...

 

Be amazed at what your imagination will allow you with a little money, planning for riches, an uniqueness in your ideas; others will see your concepts and might adapt them, or help you see your creations beautifully.

 

more to come...