Oh wow, I totally know what you mean. I'm the same as you now; when I try and draw I struggle to come up with any ideas for what to draw. It's like that part of my brain - the part that, I suppose, you store and draw your inspiration - is lying dormant. I feel that I still have the talent, but not the motivation to actually want to do it, so I have nothing to put into it. I guess that passion is what seperates a good artist from a great one, a da Vinci from well, a someone unknown. Maybe if we could figure out which part of your brain that is then we could find some way, maybe using drugs or genetical engineering, to.. crap I don't know the right term to use.. lol *stoned*... I dunno, strengthen that part, or make it more of a prodiminent part of your brain. Man, I wish I knew the right terms for these kinds of things... lol.... But then wouldn't we essentialy be mass producing great artists? I think if this happened humans would eventually start to lose interest in the arts because great art would be something everybody could make without hardly any effort. We wouldn't be able to appreciate it for what it is, we'd just take it for granted. I love wake and bakes. :)
