Mid-afternoon textural nods
> I'm a 24-year-old introverted, music-obsessed, book-nerdy
> girl living in the nor
>
> I’ve been a long-time reader of blogs and now thought
> it was time to try my hand at this thing. My main
> ramblings—I mean posts will be about books of the fantasy
> variety and songs of the whatever is occupying my mind
> that day variety, but expect it to lean in the Christian
> direction. I’m the greenest of the green newbies here,
> so bear with me while I figure this blogging thing out. My
> name is Erin and welcome to Sword and Song.
Welcome, Erin!
And FWIW, I heard it's not easy being green long before you were even born... ;–)
> As a video editor, Christopher composed national
> commercials and focused on motion graphics. As a digital
> artist he pursued perfection with the voodoo known as
> undo. Exploring the analog world of paints, wood, and
> paper, he has become fascinated with the magic of the
> process. Christopher is now conjuring freely and embracing
> the spontaneous results. Through his art Christopher
> is investigating his own mental health. Perfection is
> unattainable and the pursuit of it results in shame, fear,
> and anger. Christopher's work is also developing themes
> of recovery and wellness.
Oh, just little matters of taste.
For example, I'd have put a comma after clauses like “As a digital artist”.
I'd maybe try to sound a little less passive, a little more now, so that in place of this:
> Exploring the analog world of paints, wood, and paper,
> he has become fascinated with the magic of the process.
I'd go with something more like:
Christopher is fascinated with the magic of the process of exploring the analog world of paints, wood, and paper.
But, honestly, I'm not writing expert. Some things just sound a bit more grab-ya-by-the-nads to me.