People are like lines and shapes. Even when we write something, we use them. For example, consider the letter A. It consists of three lines and a triangle. Like the letter A, there are billions of symbols, both simple and complex. The way we choose to express ourselves through these symbols reveals our personality and authenticity. 🪞Some people use them to compose a song, while others draw them in various contexts. In this way, we become our true and unique selves. 🎁
So what motivates me to draw?
The answer is simple: I love colors and shapes. Using them to represent how I see the world is one of my favorite hobbies. My drawing journey began at a young age. I remember using Miro’s colors and shapes for an art class assignment. 🙃 My father, an architect, recognized my inspiration and encouraged me to draw more. Being the daughter of an architect has also been a significant motivation. I have looked up to him, and nowadays, we often draw together. We discuss colors and drawing tools, and visiting art supply stores is a common routine for both of us. We each have our own materials but also enjoy sharing them. 😊
Furthermore, drawing is a form of meditation for me. Whenever I feel down or sad, I start to draw something. It might be a flower that I color, or sometimes, I simply draw random shapes and fill them with vibrant colors. I particularly enjoy using blue, green, yellow, and light pink, which I prefer over red. 🌸
In conclusion, I have many motivations to draw. To keep this brief, I have highlighted a few of them. How do you express yourselves? 🌱 What are your motivations? ⭐️
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