For me, the answer is:
- Discipline - I constantly look to improve my own self-discipline, art is one expression of that for me.
- Practice - I like the routine of it, the habit of it.
- Comfort - It is a solace to me from myself and the world.
- Learning - I like to seek knowledge and understanding.
- Success - when I see myself improve, it is a great feeling.
- Gifting - when I can share my work with others, it is another great feeling.
Some sketches of my boys watching tv - it's amazing to watch, they don't even sit still to watch, though they are totally engrossed. They constantly flip themselves around.
2 comments:
My reasons are very much the same as yours, Rose. I had let art go for many years while I was busy doing other things. Now that I am trying to get back to art as a part of my daily life those reasons seem even more profound. Great series of posts on the different aspects of art and art making :)
Thanks Ann. As it is sometimes hard to fit the art in around the rest of life, it's good for me to remember why I even try! ;-)
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