I had a look, and added a comment. I also shared it on my blog.
As for graphite, I developed all kinds of tricks for the decades since the late seventies. There was a time a few years back when I held workshops at the now defunct Visionary Art Academy in Vienna (the website still exists, but they switched to mostly on-line courses - Corona killed the actual place in Vienna).
Yes, time spent on curating can cut into your studio time. I should know, I founded a artists community that eventually expanded to over 500 artists VISIONARY ART GALLERY - and now I got the task of editing the pages after Flash was eliminated. Still have many pages left to do, adding HTML5 slide shows instead.
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Thanks for the reblog. I just answered you over there. I also just checked out all those sites and that's a shame they had to close their doors. Y'all looked like you had some awesome artists and artworks coming out of there.
I wonder how curation was back in the day compared to the online version of it now? I don't think there is any substitution for personal interaction... but we are forging a new digital age.
I think you need to write an autobiography! hahahah After you finish the updated web pages of course.