Some days picking up the paintbrush seems impossible, but even a single brushstroke is more paint than this model had at the start of the day.
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One day I’m going to get clipped by the ceiling fan, and hopefully it ends up on video.
Some days picking up the paintbrush seems impossible, but you just got to do it. So I’m going to do it. Actually, let me put some paint on the model on camera so I actually do it.
It’s hard. But even a single brushstroke is more paint than this model had at the start of the day, and it’s less paint I need to put on tomorrow. That’s my word of wisdom for the day.
I’m actually painting—I’m not pretending. There’s paint on this brush. See you tomorrow.
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