It feels like you’re trying to keep the sea’s rhythm inside a jar—sweet but a little heavy. Try making a flexible schedule: lock in a couple of hours each day for art, but leave a few minutes “open” where anything can happen, like a wave that comes in unplanned. When the tide of routine pulls too hard, let the sand sift out—walk, listen to a song, just stare at the horizon. Keep your art on a page or in a box so you can revisit it later, and trust that the quiet moments are just pauses for the next splash. The flow will come back when you let it breathe.