If you said “no” – so, my friend, obviously, you should try it!
Don’t ask me suck rediculous questions like “Oh what’s the reason of it?!?”
JUST TRUST me, BELIEVE IN YOURSELF and BE BRAVE enough to take a pen or pencil in your hand. Oh dear, and, by the way, don’t forget about a sheet of paper – that’s quite important staff in this bussiness as well.
AND NOW ,please, START draw!! Yes, just draw something that is inside your head… (NO, I DON’T MEAN YOUR BRAINS AS THEY ARE, OF COURSE!!) I’m talking about your thoughts and emotions. Even if you’re thinking about pink rabbits – DRAW! Yes, even if you don’t know how to draw pink rabbits – draw as YOU see them, as YOU can! That’s the idea! Be creative! DON’T BE shy! On no account you should not be afraid of having a different view! That’s quite an important issue because that’s art!!! Just start…
and
KEEP IN YOUR MIND THE FOLLOWING WISDOM:
A man paints with his brains and not with his hands
(Michelangelo)
Oh, I should also say why I’m talkin about it. Well, I’m a so-called painter myself. It’ll be better to say – I’m trying to be a painter. But you know, I have faced an peculiar problem. That’s – inspiration. Sometimes it is really hard to inspire yourself to draw.
However, I think, I’ve find a kind of solution. I’m going to look at works of different art geniuses in order to inspire myself to create. At the same time, it is a good way to broder the knowledges about art history. I’m going to write a king of “Art history for dummies” hahah kidding 🙂 . I promise, it’ll be fun. So, if you’re interested in art, but at the same time, lazy enough to research some academic art literature, you will be welcome to my blog!
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