LESS THINK, MORE MAKE.

Making things fascinates me. In fact when I think about what I actually want to do most with my time it almost certainly returns to doing something creative with my hands. Creating something lasting. Creating something other people might like. Creating something I will enjoy. All to often we look at people who are making things as second-class citizens, people doing menial tasks, working with their hands. It seems to be a popular modern snooty attitude to look down on people who do things that often a machine can do faster, but at a lower quality. Handmade represents pure beauty to me. It's almost always blemished or flawed in one way or another, but I think as humans tend to love those objects more because we can associate better with something that is beautiful with imperfections. Kind of the same way we do with Humans.