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Artistic slumps, and slumps in general, are a unpleasant part of life that many of us have had to endure. I think the impact of a slump depends upon how we handle it. As a few of you are aware, I have been in a slump since the 2012 holidays. To help relieve the effect of the slump I finally remembered advice I have given to and received from others: Go to a museum/gallery/website and look at other art. Clean your workspace for art making. Make random marks, doodles, sketches. Just do. Making art for just the sake of making it can pull one out of a creative slump. Surround one self with other creative people. Do not over think art making.

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