My progression ☺️
I started getting in touch with my creative side about 18 months ago or maybe 2yrs ago. I started with doodling because everything for me was overwhelming thinking I couldn’t do that or how could I do that without formal training. I just looking on Pinterest or IG on inspiration and just trying to do it & see what happens… I’m happy that pushed through 😁 I still have a long way to go but seeing where I started and where I am now it’s very cool 😎 I’m looking forward to being able to create my own illustration soon ☺️
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Unlocking creativity can be a transformative experience. Many individuals find solace and joy in expressing themselves through art, especially those with unique challenges like ADHD and dyslexia. Doodling, often considered a simple pastime, can be an excellent tool for mindfulness and relaxation, associated with art therapy benefits. Not only does it help in reducing stress, but it also enhances focus and cognitive skills. For those starting their artistic journey, platforms like Pinterest and Instagram offer a wealth of inspiration. Engaging with a community that shares similar interests can boost confidence and motivate persistence in your creative endeavors. As you continue to evolve as an artist, it’s crucial to embrace the process, be patient with yourself, and celebrate small milestones. Remember, everyone starts somewhere, and each step forward, no matter how small, is a victory worth recognizing. With time, practice, and the right resources, anyone can develop their unique style and create meaningful art that resonates with themselves and others. So, let’s keep doodling and creating together, and who knows? One day, you might find yourself illustrating your own stories.
