Never too Late
In today’s micro-podcast I’m talking about a book I read a decade and a half ago, John Holt’s Never too Late. It’s not a book about drawing, but rather about a man’s story of taking up playing a musical instrument in middle age. At the time, that’s all I thought it was about, in fact I rushed out and bought a clarinet (!).
Eventually I came to realise (in a duh moment!) that it was about it not ever being too late to start anything you’ve always wanted to do. I started drawing…
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I'm Michael Nobbs, an artist, blogger and tea drinker (not necessarily in that order).
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