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Each spring has its own story. It’s a new beginning with freshness and brightness, which feels so good after a dull and wet winter. Creative energy is starting to flow again as the vibrant, yet gentle colours appear in nature. It’s the perfect time for some floral studies to put me in the mood.
I vividly remember those times when it was snowing in abundance during my childhood. The moments we spent outside as children sledding, building a snowman, having a snowball fight, or just simply enjoying this magical time of the year.
This year was the second full year since I began my art journey. It offered me so much in terms of enhancing my creative skills and learning patience. The best part of it was that I had a chance to experience the freedom of creation and artistic expression.
This autumn was about exploring. The enchanting hues and textures of the season reinvigorated my curiosity. It was time to slow down, observe, feel inspired, have fun and spend more time in nature. I gave myself time to create and try out new art mediums, tools and techniques.
I visited the production facility of one of the art materials manufacturers in the UK. I still don’t know how it happened, but I can share how one of the most amazing experiences of my artistic journey went.
I always had a deep connection with plants as I grew up close to nature, helping on my grandparents’ small farm with vegetables and crops. For me, it comes natural to be surrounded by plants wherever I live.
To celebrate the magic of spring and floral beauty, a group of top teachers on Skillshare teamed up to run this year’s #bringspring challenge. This was my first time joining this challenge, and I can confirm that it was the best decision I could make.
Spring is the one I long for most of the four seasons. This season has had a special meaning to me since my childhood. This time of the year gives me so much energy and positive vibes.
Architecture has always fascinated me. I’m lucky enough to live in one of England’s most architecturally rich cities, Cambridge. The iconic historic university buildings, the cobbled streets
Thank you, Melinda, for your lovely thoughts and encouraging words. They really warm my heart. You're amazing.
thank you Tunde, for the gratitude you show for our beautiful world. You are an inspiration!
Thank you, Barbara for your nice comment. It's always a pleasure learning from you. I love your energetic and inspiring…
What a lovely blogpost dear Tunde ! And your sketches are really amazing! Well done And thank you so much…
Thank you, Robert. I always learn a lot from you. You are such an inspiration and an amazing teacher.