The therapeutic quality of art-making

😷 HI SISTERS! WE CAN KEEP OUR PERSONAL STYLE, ALSO WEARING A MASK. WE SHOULD BE THANKFUL TO MEDICAL STAFF.

e daggar art: THE MUSEUM

When my office first announced that we would be transitioning to working from home, I imagined there would be so much extra time for things; I’d have time to write more here, time to make more art and perhaps complete a few projects that have been on hold. But it hasn’t really felt like that, despite that so many things that used to take up my time are off the menu for awhile.

Initially I found I could’t focus on being creative at all; I was overwhelmed and a bit frozen by the new reality. The only time I didn’t feel this way was when I was working; interacting over Slack and via audio meetings, etc, with my designers and co-workers.

Having work to do was and is really helpful; the opportunity to feel productive and useful, even in small way, is so good for one’s mental health, and I…

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