Creating posters inspired by shows like Fleabag and elements of nostalgia offers a unique way to express personal reflections and emotions visually. In my experience, blending cinematic themes with nostalgic motifs allows for a deeper connection with viewers who resonate with those feelings. For example, working with the phrase "maybe memory is all the home you get" emphasizes the emotive power of memories as a refuge, which is a thread often explored in nostalgic art. When sharing art on platforms like TikTok, I noticed that despite putting significant effort into my posters, the algorithm typically grants limited views, sometimes only around 300. This can be discouraging, but it pushes me to find more meaningful ways to engage with my audience through thoughtful captions and relevant hashtags such as #art, #coolart, and #posterart, which help to bring my work to the right communities. I also find it important to carve "space for the mind" in my illustrations, creating moments of pause and reflection amid the busyness of social media feeds. Using themes like existential dread with gentle reminders not to let it consume us adds layers of meaning to my art and encourages viewers to contemplate deeper emotional experiences. Overall, combining influences from popular culture like Fleabag with personal nostalgic memories enriches the poster creation process. It brings forward artworks that are not only visually appealing but also thought-provoking and emotionally resonant, fostering a deeper connection with others through shared experiences and sentiment.