Under Down Under

The Man has recently come back from the Land of the Long White Cloud, where six is sux, and sheep are plentiful.

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It was bitterly cold, but the natives don’t seem to mind.

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Another weekend laid to rest - had great plans to get lots accomplished, but a head that was exploding by Saturday afternoon put paid to that.

I did get to the Arts society meeting Sat morning, and a couple of galleries, but that was about it. Listened to two great talks - one by a photographer friend, on how to take “proper” photos of your artwork for submissions to galleries/competitions (eg: getting rid of ”barrel” effect). The other talk was by a very inspirational fellow - came to art late in life at 42, and is doing incredible things now. He spends 4 months in NZ, and the rest of the year in Cairns living out his dream. What a life!

Both of these people are “older’, (but not by much!), and are now following their passions, after doing the corporate gig thing for a long time.

The moral of the story?

It’s NEVER ever too late.

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2 comments:

  1. Gav, 15. September 2008, 6:40

    Just what i needed to hear. im turning 40 soon and freaking about life after we sell the donut shop one day. new career maybe! Art, i dont think so

     
  2. Artoholic Cindy, 16. September 2008, 18:01

    You never know Gav!

     

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