Please leave me alone, Pakistan
Anthony had been feeling the desire to create something new for a long time, but he was so caught up in the hustle and bustle of the world that he could not find time to create something new. Anthony is actually an artist and he finds happiness by putting his imagination on paper.
In the past few days, there was a lot of chaos in his house and the surrounding area, due to which he could not feel alone. Sometimes someone would come to the house, sometimes he would have to go somewhere himself. In this regard, his mind could not be focused. Finally, he decided to take a leave from his job and took a two-day leave and went to a remote place far from the city. There, he put all the necessary things that he had brought with him on cargo bike from home in a camp and placed his art table in the open air and got ready to create something new. At that time, it was not morning and the darkness of the night was about to end. He had no idea how long it took him to paint his thoughts. One painting after another was completed and his mind began to feel at ease. When his mind calmed down a bit, he looked around. It was getting dark and he had been working for more than 12 hours. But now he was calm. He took a strong sigh of relief and packed his things and went inside the camp. He ate croissants with hot coffee and lay down on his soft bed and got lost in the thoughts of the next day and descended into the valleys of sleep.
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Wow. What struck me most is how well you’ve captured how an artist feels when they can’t work with full concentration. Just like Anthony, I often feel as though I’m constantly being interrupted. This happens to me when I’m having lessons with a teacher who really loves to chat. It’s clear that you’re creative too and are surrounded by creative people. And just look at how much Anthony has finally managed to get done without being constantly interrupted. Your story fits his facial expression perfectly. He’s sitting there, open and exposed, and can be spoken to, but he also looks disturbed when a question is asked. Incidentally, this is drawn in ink – really skilful.
I totally get it when people talk too much. I mean maybe they are being friendly or something. Some folks can have high tolerance level for this. 'Maybe they don't have anyone to talk to' something like that.
Thank you very much for understanding my point because there are many people who do not understand the meaning of an artist's art being out there and simply consider his art to be a profession that is like that of ordinary people, something that can be done with everyone and in the presence of everyone.
It's frustrating when unnecessary distractions are so constant. Perhaps this is why many artists preferred to be by themselves.
I also share the same opinion that an artist always needs concentration to put his imagination on the page, which can only be found in a calm environment.