In this episode, multi-media artist, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, and I debate whether Procrastination is a good or a bad thing in the studio. We also cluck our tongues at famous procrastinating artists and writers throughout history. This was a recording from a live Clubhouse event...so apologies for the tinny phone sound.  
Please see more of Mandy's amazing number collages and drawings at her website: mandolynwilsonrosen.com  
Thank you to listener and artist, Natalie Beall, for suggesting this topic, and to artists Niki Kriese and Adie Russell for joining the conversation towards the end. We loved your tips!  
Readings/Films discussed were:  
Artsy "Many Creative Geniuses May Have Procrastinated --but That Doesn't Mean You Should" by Casey Lesser  
NY Times "Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control) by Charlotte Lieberman  
"Walk the Line" (2005) starring Reese Witherspoon and Joaquim Phoenix 
Medium "Victor Hugo on How to Beat Procrastination and Finish Anything You Start" by Mayo Oshin  
Procrastinus.com "Famous Procrastinators"  
The Marginalian "The Great French Artist Eugene Delacroix on Self-Doubt, Idea-Ambivalence, and the Cure for Procrastination" by Maria Popova  
"The Journal of Eugene Delacroix"  
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