Friday, March 4, 2011

Spitting Out Demons



The imagination is a thing all artists must open with care. You have to open the door just wide enough to allow a few monsters in. I firmly believe there has to be some darkness in there or the whole thing doesn't work. But too many demons can ruin the entire balance. They have to be restrained a bit. Put on a leash and given only so much room to roam.

For me, the main characters are always the guiding force of goodness that takes me through the bleak landscape, leaving a trail of color behind them as they walk. They are the mouthpiece spitting out demons on the pages.

It's time to inhale deeply and breathe fire into the world.

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  1. You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, 'Why not?'”
    George Bernard Shaw

    Ying / Yang, the dark and the light in equipose.

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