Making it even more difficult is the fact that the medicine is supposed to make her drowsy but I swear it's been making her hyper :/ IT's going to be a long two to three weeks.
I know online, even as much as I love reading, there's so much content out there that it's easier to scan past a story rather than stopping to read. But when I see a piece of intriguing art? I'm far more likely to pause and look more closely.
I think I talked about this in another post, but I feel like visual media kind of has it easier than stories, because art is right there and takes only a moment to look at, while stories involve more of a commitment. And I think it's because of that commitment that people are hesitant about reading something since they don't know exactly what they're getting into. My hope is art from story = piqued curiosity.
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Date: 2016-02-13 12:23 am (UTC)From:I know online, even as much as I love reading, there's so much content out there that it's easier to scan past a story rather than stopping to read. But when I see a piece of intriguing art? I'm far more likely to pause and look more closely.
I think I talked about this in another post, but I feel like visual media kind of has it easier than stories, because art is right there and takes only a moment to look at, while stories involve more of a commitment. And I think it's because of that commitment that people are hesitant about reading something since they don't know exactly what they're getting into. My hope is art from story = piqued curiosity.