The Power of my Art
Sometimes they see different things. They're like, what is this? So, anyway, you'll get my point if you look at the artwork. So I was just excited to share with you to show this and also to hear your thoughts. Putting myself out there as an artist, and I'm sure there are a lot of artists out there, and also, please feel free to share
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:09
Well, that's great. I didn't know that you were into art. I would love to see more work from you. Thank you. Bye
Hi candy, it's great to know the various ways in which you express your creativity, like really inspires me a lot. When I listen to this well of power of my art, I always feel whether it is poetry, whether it is drawing or whether it is something else, any form of art gives you a power to roll your emotions to make sure that you are still strong in spite of the challenges and struggles that come your way
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hello Candy and I am very happy that you have said about power of my art. I don't paint now. I don't get really time. But at times I wonder. Those days when I was in school and I would just be with my coloring book or just make a house or just scribble and just make some sketch or make a flower pot and think that I'm just the greatest artist in the world and it would give me so much of peace, so much of happiness
Adarsh Rai
@TheDevilsHorse · 4:59
Hey, candy, three things. I was about to go to sleep and I was just going through my notifications and I saw this post. The power of my art, candy. I was like, power of my art? What art? And then I saw these abstract paintings. It. And a lot of people would get mesmerized. I more than being mesmerized, I am curious to the thought process of it. I am intrigued. Specifically the second one
Hello, Ranjana. Thank you so much for dropping a comment on this. Well, and I've definitely been doing art more recently just this past year, so I'm trying to cultivate my artistic skills. So I'm kind of excited to see how I evolve and where I move forward to in this year. So thanks. And I hope you have a wonderful they
And it's not only for the person creating it, but also for the person who is looking at it. So I'm curious, is there any types of art that you do? Whatever it is, just curious. I'm sure that you have your own ways of expressing art and would love to know about that. So thanks, Gauri, as usual, for dropping a comment, and I hope you have a wonderful day
Hello, Kadambari. And you know, it's so interesting how as children, we are allowed to have such artistic expression. We are encouraged to paint, we're encouraged to draw. But sometimes in school, after a certain time, the priorities all become studies. I think even if we tell our parents we want to do art or we want to do this and that, they're like, it's time you focused on study, because you need to start your career
Hello, Adarsh. And I hope you're feeling well from the time that you recorded this. I know this is late. I didn't get to this swell until now, and I hope you're feeling much better. And it was really intriguing that you were drawn to the second drawing because I know there's whatever you saw, a pen or a pencil, right. And I wonder that were drawn to it because of the writer in you. Okay. That's just me thinking about
Stacy Rush
@S.Kanyiri_speak · 3:36
I have grandchildren, even great grandchildren. I do special work with them, and I sit down. That's how I relate with them and I let them express themselves and I teach them how to find their own art piece, who they are and what their expression is. So it's a big part of our family, both art and music. And I appreciate your art. I can tell it's a part of your soul, it's your expression
Keep doing it. This is a powerful expression of yourself, so keep doing it. So thank you. Thank you so much for encouraging me with your words and just the way that you interpreted my art, my artwork. Right. I can tell right off the bat that you are someone who has an. I think you have an eye. You yourself, as an artist, have an eye to perceive things very differently, which I absolutely love, and that is the intention of my art pieces
Stacy Rush
@S.Kanyiri_speak · 1:03
You're welcome. Candy. I'm glad I was able to encourage you. I'm fairly new here to swell, and I'm learning how to work the systems and to take the time to listen to other people's swells or look at their swells just as well as someone looks at mine and leaves a response, because it's a collective team effort. And I glad that you are encouraged to continue your art and to bring forth your voice, because that's what it is