Pigeon Hole Mentality

It's seeming to be that this blog should be read more like a book, rather than a narrative with a beginning, middle and an end.

Though this blog will be public in the near future, it's currently (as I'm writing this) not available to public, and so, due to the nature of this project, this blog has become a spider web of different posts, all just dropped in wherever they come about.. And so far, believe it or not, I've actually been looking back over the written research I've done, and trying to 'catch up' with converting that information into this blog, and wanted it to have a narrative, that would eventually catch up to where I am currently with my praxis.

But I'm just not sure I will ever catch up... not fully anyway. I really should have been putting the research straight into the blog, but no worries. What I am going to do though, is just fill up the blog as I'm going with my praxis and then when I do get the chance to 'catch up' I'll just drop those blogs in, wherever they are in-between current work etc..

(Rolling with the bad audio on this explanation, the whole concept is fuzzy anyway, it wouldn't make much sense even with the clearest of microphones)

With that, this 'Master Of Plasticine' series should be read like a book, where you get 'flash backs' and glimpses into the future and as you read through it you will jump from one story line to the next.. you might see connections, maybe not, but just as how a prelude in a book may not make much sense, just have faith that everything is in ways connected with each other, and stems from similar research.. But, with this being said, this probably won't end with some kind of Marvel cinematic climax where everything meets at the end and makes sense... Nope, this project is all about projects that are separate, on purpose..

Yet, since these are all separate projects, I have separated the posts into their own project categories 'faketrix universe development' 'creative laboratories' 'castle playset project' 'collaborative dialogues' etc, and so these projects can be followed more narratively, but due to this blog being marked as part of my MA, it makes sense that everything be in one coherent blog, and hence 'master of plasticine', which is a great insight into my mind, being the seemingly unorganised pigeon hole where projects exists side by side, and sometimes overlap multiple times.