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Ever feel like your art doesn’t matter? The truth is, your art holds power far beyond what you might realize. You never know who will be touched by your work, or how it might inspire someone, whether it’s today or years from now. If you don’t share it, you’re taking away the chance for your art to create a ripple in someone else’s life. Even if only one person connects with it, you’ve sparked something in their mind. That alone is worth putting it out there. It’s easy to get caught up in fear or self-doubt, worrying if your art is “good enough.” But art isn’t about pleasing everyone, it’s about creating a moment of connection, however small. So share your work, take the risk, and trust that your art will resonate with someone. The impact it can have, even on just one person, is more powerful than you think. #artimpact #shareyourart #creativeexpression #artistcommunity #artjourney #getyourartoutthere

'The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.' - Pablo Picasso This quote resonates deeply with me, as art has always been my way of clearing the clutter in my mind, making sense of my emotions, and finding a semblance of peace amidst the chaos. It's like each brush stroke and each camera click is more than capturing or creating an image—it's a release, a breath of fresh air for the soul. Creating art, in any form, allows us to express what's inside us, often things we can't quite articulate with words. It's therapeutic, a way to process and let go of whatever weighs us down. And so, I'm curious about your experiences. How does creating or even just experiencing art help you cleanse your soul? Is there a particular piece you've created or encountered that felt like a breath of fresh air? Feel free to share your thoughts or artwork in the comments. I can't wait to hear your stories and see the art that has touched your souls! ✨ #ArtDirectorLife #VisualStorytelling #CreativeExpression #CreativeHealing

ART AND CREATIVITY Art is all around us, and it's beautiful. But to truly appreciate it, we need to understand what it means. We see art every day, in the natural world, in music, in paintings, and in many other forms. Anything that inspires our minds, sparks our creativity, and makes us feel something is art. For something to be considered art, it needs three important things: 1. Skill: The person creating it needs to be good at what they do. 2. Imagination: They need to think of something new and original. 3. Creativity: They need to make something unique and special. When we see something beautiful, like birds flying in a triangle, we can draw it and make it art. We can also find art in music, poetry, acting, and many other forms. Art has the power to inspire us, make us think, and bring us joy. In our daily lives, we can find art in many places. We can see it in the way a sunset looks, in the sound of a river flowing, or in the smell of a delicious meal. We can even find art in our own thoughts and ideas. So, let's appreciate art and creativity in all its forms. Let's inspire each other to think differently, create something new, and make the world a more beautiful place. Caleb's Quill🖊️📖📝 #art #artandcreativity #unlockingthepowerofart #Beautyineverydaylife

Art: Unbottling Emotions and Shaping Growth... Life's journey throws curveballs. Stress builds, and unforeseen circumstances can leave us feeling overwhelmed. But within us lies a powerful tool for processing these emotions: art. Art becomes a safe space to vent. We can splash bold colors of anger, sculpt the frustration into abstract forms, write words that capture the swirl of emotions, or through music. This isn't about creating a masterpiece; it's about letting go. Remember, growth rarely happens on a smooth path. It's the bumps, the challenges, and the moments of emotional release that shape us. By expressing ourselves through art, we not only release pent-up emotions, but also gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the experiences that mold us. These artistic expressions become personal memoirs, reminding us of our resilience and the lessons learned along the way. So next time you're feeling overwhelmed, grab a paintbrush, a pen, some clay, or write a song. You might just surprise yourself with the strength and clarity that emerges on the canvas, page, or in your hands...

While an emperor may wield power over conquered lands, it is the artist who intimately understands the subtle interplay of emotions, thoughts, and perspectives that shape our existence. This why art is the most powerful force on earth. Being an artist is a journey of self-discovery, an exploration of the vast terrain of human expression. With every stroke of the brush, every word written, or every frame captured, we navigate the depths of our souls, unearthing layers of meaning that often lie beneath the surface. It’s a sacred dance with the intangible, a conversation with the ineffable, and a foray into the limitless realms of creativity. Through our creations, we become guides, leading others through the uncharted territories of their own hearts and minds. We illuminate the hidden corners of our souls, offering a beacon of understanding to those who resonate with our work. It is a privilege and a profound responsibility to traverse these depths, to invite others on a journey of introspection and self-discovery. In doing so, we not only create art, but we also foster connections and cultivate a deeper empathy for the intricate tapestry of the human condition. This, to me, is the essence of being an artist – to reveal the beauty and complexity of existence, one creation at a time.

Aphorism Paradoxically, mess always creates beauty. "Ah, the delightful paradox of chaos that gives birth to beauty! 🌟 Your aphorism dances on the edge of our perceptions, inviting us to see messy moments through a different lens. Let's explore it further:  >Chaos Cloth: Imagine an artist's studio, a riot of colors, brushes and half-finished canvases. It's a glorious mess, isn't it? Pigments are scattered, ideas collide and creativity is unleashed. In this chaos, beauty is taken. The artist steps back, squints, and suddenly, there it is! A masterpiece appears.  >Wild Strikes of Nature: Look at the floor of a forest: scattered leaves, tangled branches and creeping moss. It is not ordered; it's wild Yet there is a quiet beauty, the way the sunlight filters through, churning the land. Or consider a stormy sea: crashing waves, swirling foam. Chaos, yes. But also raw power and a kind of greatness.  >Life's imperfections: And our lives are messy canvases. Stains, spilled coffee, crumpled plans are part of the art. Relationships develop based on imperfections, quirks, disagreements, shared laughter. The message creates depth.  >Entropy and creativity: Entropy, the universe's tendency toward disorder, plays a role. However, in the chaos, pockets of order appear. Creativity thrives in the mess. Ideas collide, transform and something new is born. Innovation often springs from chaos.  >Embracing the paradox:  So, paradoxically, the mess becomes a brush stroke. It is the asymmetry that draws our attention, the unplanned detail that makes a photo interesting. We make order, but let's not clean up all the magic. Sometimes beauty lies in the untamed corners.  And there it is, the dirty, paradoxical truth. So, my fellow appreciator of chaos, let's celebrate splatters, tangled threads, and half-finished drafts. They are the raw materials of beauty. 🎨✨”(CW) Dr. Velemir Radovan Image source: Sussex Wildife Trust

Art is more than just a hobby; it's a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. Through the act of creation, we tap into our deepest emotions, connect with our inner selves, and find meaning in the world around us. Art can help us grow and learn about ourselves in many ways. • Art allows individuals to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences tangibly. • Art can be a therapeutic tool for processing emotions, whether it's joy, sorrow, anger, or confusion. By expressing these feelings creatively, individuals can gain a sense of emotional release and healing. • Creating art can boost your self-esteem. Seeing your skills improve and your creations come to life can be rewarding. • Art can help you think creatively and solve problems. Artists must think carefully and try different things when they face difficulties. These skills can be useful in other parts of your life too. PS: This is my first charcoal sketch and a personal favorite. #art #selfgrowth #spirituality

11.11 Artist Statement (written in 2019) I AM inspired by the beauty of bold creativity in spirituality, urban culture, innovation, storytelling, emotional rawness and music. It is the exploration of expression and intense attraction for authenticity that leads me on a journey of reflective brushwork and bold visuals. Decoding life experiences while creating art that speaks to and from the soul. My higher calling is to use art as a vehicle to engage, serve, uplift and transform the community. Raising the level of consciousness. DEEP CONNECTION and DESIRE to think without limitations, provoke a feeling, an emotion, a story, a vision for unveiled new perspectives. Inspiring greatness one art piece at a time….I AM Undefined Art. 5 years of IMPACT 💯🤍 I AM Undefined Art EST 11.11.2019 www.iamundefinedart.com

Ever wondered what you could create with a pair of scissors or a safety pin and other daily used things instead of a brush? This video features amazing artists using everyday objects to make art! It's a powerful reminder that art can be born from anything with a little imagination. What are some of the most unconventional art tools you've seen used? Share your thoughts and inspire others in the comments below! Follow Kashish Gaur and Talkify Show #Art #Creativity #EverydayObjects #ThinkDifferent #Video