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The heart of it is drawing, starting where you don’t know quite what you’re doing and discovering what the drawing will be.
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The quote presents drawing as a process of discovery, not simply carrying out a fixed plan. You begin without knowing exactly what you are doing, and the image takes shape through the act of drawing itself. Its “heart” is the openness to finding out what the work will become as you continue.
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