A BLOG TO SHARE ART
Recently reading and watching the news, we come across so many disturbing events and incidences.

A fractured world that is filled with disagreements bring about unhappiness and discord. The previous stability of the societal structure was built upon fundamentals such as joy and harmony.

I feel that the joy of art is like an expression of emotion that connects and brings together, rather than to separate. Joy builds harmony and tolerance, just like how the artist creates his or her works through conception and visualisation.

With this, I hope to share some things that bring me joy in life in this blog post.
I especially love shoes like boat shoes and skate shoes.

I love the feel of different shoes on my fit and adjusting the types of shoes that I wear based on different needs.
My favourite medium to add a touch of colour to my artwork.

Colour pencils to me feel easy to pick up and use because of how simple it is to start colouring and layering with it. All I need is a good sharpener, and eraser to erase stray marks and a good set of colour pencils.
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I love arts and crafts because they are handmade and homemade.

Arts and crafts saw me through a difficult time in my life when I had problems on my mind. Doing things with my hands set me free from those issues and helped me to cope with stress.
Room decor keeps me feeling sane and stimulated during times when I am stuck at home.

From clearing out unwanted clutter, putting old shoes out to giveaway, and curating new furniture as well as quality of life improvements, there never seems to be an end to the things we can do to makeover our safe spaces.
I've recently started taking care of small potted plants.

It is quite a challenge however I hope that I will continue to learn and grow in cultivating healthy green plants.

Looking at them and checking in on their condition has become a regular part of my indoor habits. Growing plants teaches me about the fragility of life and hope.
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