If you could be a skilled artist, what would be your medium ?
If you could be a skilled artist, what artistic material would you wish to be most skilled in using ?
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If you could be a skilled artist, what artistic material would you wish to be most skilled in using ?
I love all kinds of art but if I had to pick just one to be great at, I guess fabric. I have a huge collection of vintage fabrics that I am dying to use, I have a nice sewing machine that I can barely use, I love fashion and interior design. I am scared to waste my fabrics, that's what's been holding me back a bit.
The written word.
Extremely skilled writers are some of the best paid artist of the world, and can have extremely huge impacts on the world.
Virtually all public speeches for the last few centuries were written fist.
"Peace, like war, must be faught" Attributed to Ronald Regan. I met the speechwriter that wrote that line for RR to read.
Pick a great line from a public speech... and its virtually certain that someone wrote that first.
Probably metal. There's something satisfying about art which has metal as its canvas. Metal can be all kinds of different colors too, which can make for art that feels very interesting and also permanent. I like the fact that it's usually lasered on there too, which is pretty cool.
Have you ever tried doing oil infusions? It's not as potent as essential oils, but it's fun and the result can smell just as good! I like to use coconut oil with lavender and roses personally.
Have you ever heard of a Creosote Bush? They're really incredible desert plants that can live for thousands of years. I have tons of them in my area and I pick their branches all the time and use them around my house for aromatherapy and decoration. Completely wild too, so I imagine that they're mostly pesticide free. The best part is that they smell EXACTLY like rain. :) It's very nice when you live in such a dry environment, lol.
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