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Cool! I wish I could draw the way you do. Not only do I lack the drawing materials but I also lack the time to learn more of it. I can only draw basic things and doodles unlike you who seem to be on the pro level.
The words you expressed were deeply felt and creative at the same time. It invokes in me not only the image of introversion but also the longing for isolation for peace.
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Welcome to my blog @idlemind! I like your doodles! Especially one with heart and puppet:)
Any manual skill takes time. I think that talent without constant practice is of no use. Even though I studied at art in school, I spent all my evenings perfecting my craft, sacrificing many other things, such as socialising. So there is always something for something.
Even today, I sacrifice many other things to be able to spend time with a paper and pencil. I give up reading books in favour of audiobooks to enjoy books at lest little. I hardly ever watch films, TV series or even the news, because they distract me from drawing too much.
So, in a way, art isolates me from the world :D Nevertheless, it give something back, and that's why it will always be a priority for me.
@strega.azure I agree that passion needs sacrifices. I badly want to improve my drawing skills since was a child, but I didn't have the means then. Now that I have the resources to buy art materials, I don't have the time. I'm trying to make time for it though. My day job consumes most of my time, but lately, feeling burned out, I see to it that I'll allot time for writing and drawing.
Thank you for appreciating my drawing. 😊
I totally understand it, it took me years to get to the point I can spare at least some time for my passions - before that was only work / work / sleep :D
My pleasure!