Helping others become even better versions of themselves
As a child it was always ‘don’t do that, it will make a mess’. This creates the habit of not letting go and restricting our creativity.
It’s taken me a lot of my life to realise, the best things come from making a mess and freeing ourselves.
I spent today in my art studio making a mess, some went wrong and ended up even better.
Enjoy making a mess whatever it is it can always be cleaned up and the freedom of letting go allows us to create our best.
Yesterday, I was searching images for something to inspire me for my daily art. Along with my blog and writing journal, I do a daily piece of art. Sometimes just a simple drawing, other times a more detailed painting.
I find the daily art hugely rewarding, a form of meditation, a time to switch off, unwind and relax.
It also leads me to find out about things, that perhaps I would have never done.
Santorini was created by one of the biggest volcanic eruptions ever and there was 200-foot thick deposit left on the island, one the largest deposits of material from a volcano ever recorded.
Yes, a beautiful island, famed for the blue domes and picturesque skyline of the main city of Fira. However, a place of extreme geological violence, that reminds me that the world we believe to be so certain can all be changed by the forces of the planet.
If you get a chance, pick up a pencil or paint and do some daily art, it’s fun, relaxing and you can learn too.
Sounds a bit like some naff advert for an art class, but it’s one of life’s pleasures that goes back to early humans painting the walls of their caves.
Philip Dodson 