Old art tour 🌸✨🌸
We continue the dig into the archives of my old art today, with me digging into my old art bin!
This this is HEAVY but has all of my memories in art from the time I was a child.
I often wonder what is even the point of filling up bins and boxes with art, just to sit in the back of my closet... But I really do think that creating art can make life worth living, and ofc I can share pics with you all here 💕💕
These are all at least 5 years old, I'm pretty sure.
Do you have an art stash? I would say, make sure to keep it at least somewhat organized. You will want to be able to look back on what you made later, so resist the temptation to throw it out!
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Art is a profound form of expression and can hold significant value beyond what meets the eye. Many artists find their earlier works reflect not just their skills, but also their growth and memories attached to each piece. Keeping old artwork not only serves as a trip down memory lane but also documents one's artistic journey and development over the years. It's important to organize your art collection, so you can revisit these creations and perhaps extract inspiration for future projects. Organizing art can be as simple as categorizing by medium or theme, and creating a designated space can retrain how we view and appreciate our past art. Holding onto art, even pieces that you may not initially like, can provide insights later in life about your evolving tastes and techniques. Have you assessed what’s in your own art stash? Taking time to reflect on these works can reveal your journey and growth as an artist. Embrace vulnerability and let your collection tell your unique story! Whether you're an aspiring artist or a seasoned creator, consider revisiting your collection and see how far you've come.
You have skills ! I don’t have an art stash but I do have a collection of unfinished books.