I’m beginning to embrace my inner artist and discovering a whole new level of self-expression. For a long time, I believed that I couldn’t draw or paint, and that art was something reserved only for the “talented” people. However, I’ve come to realize that art is not about being perfect or skilled. It’s about connecting with our inner selves and expressing our deepest emotions and desires.

Here are a few tips for those of you who feel like you can’t draw or paint to open yourselves up to new ways of self-expression:

🎤 Trust your inner voice - When we connect with our inner selves, we tap into a source of wisdom and creativity that is always available to us. Listen to your intuition and let your imagination guide your art-making.

🪐 Let go of the outcome - Don’t worry about whether your art looks “good” or not. Art is not about achieving a particular result; it’s about the process of creation itself. Allow yourself to explore and experiment, and see where the journey takes you.

✨ Embrace the spiritual side of art - Art has been used as a tool for healing and transformation throughout history. When we create art, we connect with something greater than ourselves, something that is beyond words or concepts. Allow your art-making to be a spiritual practice that helps you connect with your innermost self.

🙏 Remember, you don’t need to be a “good” artist to create art. All you need is the willingness to let go of your fears and self-doubts, and the courage to express yourself in a way that feels authentic and true to your soul. I hope these tips help inspire you to start exploring your own inner artist! Let’s lift each other up and support one another in our creative journeys.

Video taken by @bypatia in her art studio during a personalized typography workshop 🫶 Book a session with her guys!! She’s insanely creative and an amazing teacher and mentor ❤️🔥

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quote by Elizabeth Gil