I just read a mini series called the Escapists by Brian K Vaughan the other day and the end sorta got me thinking. I won't tell you what it was exactly, however, one thing he likes to do with his stories is allow his audience to formulate their own interpretations. But without wasting too much time I'll get right to it...

What do you see when you look at a blank piece of paper? Whether it's a page in your sketchbook, a single sheet of printing paper or even a digital canvas on your monitor. Try to pick one that relates to you the most as a whole. There are no right or wrong answers here, only honest ones (sorry, no all of the above choice).

A. I just see a white blankness.
B. Too busy filling up the paper with something to notice it was blank.
C. I see my worst nightmare staring back at me.
D. I see ideas forming themselves, the blankness is the focus for my imagination.
E. Other (comment).