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Yesterday I went to a beautiful wedding, that reminded me of the importance of play and love. In the car on the way there and back I tried to brainstorm revisions in the discussion of my masters thesis. I also slept a few winks. The pictures in my planner collage and notes are Hilma af Klint, Phoebe Wahl, Cat Johnston, Moira Frith, Riley Samels, Jesús Cisneros and more.
Potentially hot take but one of the reasons we need art and music in schools is that, taught correctly, they are ideal avenues for teaching kids how to do something, kinda suck at it, keep going anyways and improve over time.
And THAT is one of the most valuable skill sets a human being can have. THAT is the skill set that unlocks soooooo many others.
A LOT of people I see with anxiety and depression do not have this skill set. To suck at something is a threat. Proof that they are doomed to suck at it forever. And then, often, that either THEY suck forever or the task must be stupid/useless/pointless (whence we get AI art fans who have decided actually making art is pointless and degrading the labor and skills of others is fine because these are useless skills).
Or you get the freeze- the inability to try things in case you fail. The sudden lancing shame and humiliation or hopelessness. The sense that anything you haven't learned by now you can't learn. Which is so heartbreaking and so untrue.
I just hate it.
"What if I write it and it's bad" "what if I draw it and it's bad" "what if I play it and it sounds bad" DOING IT BAD IS HOW YOU LEARN TO DO IT GOOD! You can't skip the process of leaning and the process is FUN if you let it be what it needs to be!
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I’m doing apple commissions this week if you’d like some words on an Apple DM me!!🍎
My book Faraway Dreaming is now available for sale online!
The book is sold by the publisher Atthis Arts (USA). Worldwide shipping is available. ♥
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Scott Csoke (American, 1993) - Gay Duckling Coming Out (2025)
Laurel, 1901 by Alphonse Mucha
My motto for this year is “Do it scared”. I’ve used it to start breaking out my of comfort zone and do things I’ve been holding myself back from.
One of my “To dos” this year is to take myself out on more solo dates to recharge my creative tank even though I’m uncomfortable being by myself in public 💛
What’s some of the things you wanna to do scared this year? ✨🌱🖼️🌷
Francis Alÿs, Nightwatch, 2004.
Surveillance cameras observe a fox exploring the Tudor and Georgian rooms of the National Portrait Gallery at night.
pressed flowers and leaves by friendlydrag0n on Flickr.
Frederic Leighton - "Sea echoes"
there, finished!!
a little medal I made myself yesterday 🏅
Red Octopus and anatomical Heart (2024).
赤蛸と解剖心臓 (2024)。
Lascaux Cave, Montignac, Dordogne region, France,
Lascaux Cave is famous for its exceptionally well-preserved Palaeolithic paintings.
The cave, discovered in 1940, features over 600 painted and drawn figures, primarily animals like horses, deer, and bison, as well as nearly 1,500 engravings.
The paintings, dating back to around 17,000 to 15,000 BCE, are considered some of the finest examples of prehistoric art.
'anxiety,' wood print, edvard munch, 1896.
