One spring I had very little to do and could afford to take my time, and take my time I did. I would wake with the sun and, as it rose from the horizon, I would rise from my horizon and make my way to the park. Always drawn to the parks; a bit of nature, a breath of fresh air, a different set of rules to abide by. It was this specific spring that time slowed down so much that I could relate more with the pace of the trees. Each day I would watch the closed buds emerging from the bare branches. Then over time they birthed these full, lush bundles of fragrant blossom then, a few weeks later, watching them decorate the pavements and be replaced with young, fresh leaves. Nature, eh.
<aside> 🚣 When we are making an artwork or making any decision, we take many factors into account - the cost, the ease of doing it, the time it will take etc. With the help from this Toolkit, we can also think about environmental impact as another factor. When possible, take your time, take a breather out from your usual auto-pilot decisions to see a bigger picture.
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