Motivation...

The art of drawing....

"Every line or spot on a canvas or paper can capture the essence of 1000 of words." 

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Drawing is a universal language, understood by all cultures and populations without discrimination of language.

It allows people to convey emotions, ideas, opinions, and experiences in a way that words sometimes can't.

Drawing is a very effective tool for improving our ability to self-express and communicate.

By drawing, ideas are rendered atmospherically and visually. Even a simple stripe or shape can carry an emotional charge and have a specific meaning.

This ability to capture nonverbal information makes drawing a powerful expressive medium.

The process of drawing can also help develop observational skills, spatial awareness, and creative thinking.

When we draw, we observe our surroundings more closely, we analyze shapes, colors, light and shadow, and we make connections between different elements.

These mental processes promote cognitive development, making drawing a valuable educational tool.

Drawing is a form of self-expression that can be emotionally liberating.

Putting oneself on paper can help process thoughts and emotions, making the individual more aware of their feelings and emotional well-being.

All This makes drawing a therapeutic activity and useful for mental health.

Conclusion

To draw is not only about imparting an artistic skill, but also about stimulating human potential on multiple levels.

Therefore,.... Drawing is a language that anyone can learn to speak, and I believe that it can contribute to shaping empathetic, aware, and artistic individuals.

As the famous artist Pablo Picasso once said, "I paint things as I feel them, not as I see them."

By showing people my designs, I give them the ability to read and express their world through their own unique lens.