Banking Service Chronicle

Banking Service Chronicle

Banking Service Chronicle published this article page no 29 we learn to make a painting more alive and more expressive. we are now able to grasp some laws of expressing ourselves. we look at what others do we become more and more experienced we read books we study. and one day our skills become excellent. even other people start calling us artists. we devote all our attention and all our time to the training of acquiring art skills; we continuously think how to draw...  and  what to draw  finally i would like to give you a some practical advice. if you really want to learn to draw and paint it is really necessary to paint something that is very interesting very exciting for you. something that really speaks to you. you may even feel the necessity to paint it. only then  will you be able to experience the highest degree of happiness in the process of creation. and only then will your work touch others. probably its worth to look at your memories look into your subconsciousness in your early sketches and etudes. it is very easy to miss something that lays very deep in you. but those things can really prompt the inner artist to find an important theme for the work. it can be absolutely habitual things for example a picture of a yard filled by the wonderful light of a sunset or a painting of a hero from an interesting book you have just read. look into yourself into the artist living in you and define your work only by your feelings. unleash the greatest artist that is already in you. i wish you much success in your creations banking services chronicle magazine online purchase!

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