Recently I've been noticing about myself, and my other INFJ friend agrees....
When you get an idea, particularly a creative idea (like for a n art project or something), does it tend to be a "large" idea, requiring lots of time and effort?
That question doesn't make a lot of sense...let me give you an example.
I'm taking an advanced photography class. For our last project, we were to make a collage expressing movement through space and time. I ended up with this:
which is about 72 photos suspended from a painted branch at various heights and angles. It took FOREVER. Nobody else's was near as involved. Similarly, for this project, I'm doing four LARGE (12x16-ish) darkroom prints on watercolor paper, cardboard, and plexiglass...it's taken several hours so far and I have several more to go. Everyone else's is like "oh here. have these two small prints of random pictures I took."
Is this a me thing? Or is this an INFJ thing?
(I also tend to leave things halfway finished, but that's an ADHD thing, heh)
When you get an idea, particularly a creative idea (like for a n art project or something), does it tend to be a "large" idea, requiring lots of time and effort?
That question doesn't make a lot of sense...let me give you an example.
I'm taking an advanced photography class. For our last project, we were to make a collage expressing movement through space and time. I ended up with this:
which is about 72 photos suspended from a painted branch at various heights and angles. It took FOREVER. Nobody else's was near as involved. Similarly, for this project, I'm doing four LARGE (12x16-ish) darkroom prints on watercolor paper, cardboard, and plexiglass...it's taken several hours so far and I have several more to go. Everyone else's is like "oh here. have these two small prints of random pictures I took."
Is this a me thing? Or is this an INFJ thing?
(I also tend to leave things halfway finished, but that's an ADHD thing, heh)
No matter how many times someone told me, I never could finish the project.. it was..too .big!
