Rah! Rah!

I am hoping that by now you have jumped off that fence and landed onto the field of Creativity. That you have decided to try something new and/or different and/or advanced in your field.

I know I’m a weirdy, but since I started my pencil/gel pen art I have been in such a great mood. I’m pumped up to the tree tops! Every new art piece is different, yet stays within the parameters that I set for myself.

The parameters are pretty solid, but they are so flexible I often don’t see them. A certain theme for each piece, the use of only colored markers and glitter gel pens, the size of the paper, a certain repetition in each piece … blah blah. The rest is whatever hits me at the moment.

I am now even able to weave a mistake into the general design. How cool is that?

I know a lot of you find time to squeeze in a little Art time. For others there’s almost no hole to squeeze into. Then why do I keep pushing Creativity down your throats?

Because getting lost in Art is the only time no one can tell you what to do. It’s you and your craft. No one to tell you you’ve colored out of the lines or missed a stitch or that your squares are crooked. You find a mistake, you flow with it. You find a new twist, you go with it.

YOU go with it. Not because your teacher or hubby or sister-in-law told you to go with it.

There’s a lot of noise out there. A lot of sad things we can do nothing about. But we CAN do something about how we feel inside. We can find a way to express ourselves no matter what our beliefs and origins and talents are.

Do it. Find a half hour or an hour or half a day and just EXPLORE this wonderful world we live in. And share it! Don’t let it gather dust in a corner underneath a month’s worth of laundry or old newspapers.

And, oh — by the way — I’m still waiting to hear from you other thousands of Creativity lovers about what Art you’re doing or thinking about.

Let’s encourage each other!

Rah! Rah!

 

 

9 thoughts on “Rah! Rah!

  1. Ooh! Well said. I can feel your excitement! I love this: No one to tell you you’ve colored out of the lines or missed a stitch or that your squares are crooked. I even feel like that with writing. I don’t follow rules all the time, because I want to write the way I write and too bad if I use passive voice or exclamation points. My writing is MY creativity and makes me happy.

    This isn’t really creative, but alongside my writing, I want to learn to Day Trade. Just on a small scale for fun. I used to buy stocks in my twenties and enjoyed it. With day trading, I won’t be investing much and can play with penny stocks.

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  2. Yeah … I am still creating a poem with photos and music every day, … such a personally rewarding achievement for me … “Don’t let the world bring you down” … 📘💛🌝

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