'I used to fret and worry about how to constantly be impressive, but now I don't waste time doing that. The drawing only lasts for how long the viewer looks at it—maybe only a few seconds—so
now I prefer to get the job done well and get it done efficiently. Doing this frees me up to do stuff I take most pleasure in—i.e. work that is totally in my control, based on what I think and what I decide is essential to me'. - Paul Davis
I took this quote from an interview I'm reading with Paul Davis and he tried to re-alliterate this throughout his lecture. These words are important for me to keep in my mind as I work through projects this year, as I always feel the need to impress and a pressure which sometimes stunts my work load.
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