Have you ever observed children as they play?
Give them crayons, a piece of paper and the liberty to draw whatever, or wherever they want.
They’d go crazy scribbling lines in a multitude of directions and in a splash of colors far more extensive than the rainbow. You’ll see them doodling all over the paper, floor and walls. And, they wouldn’t feel sorry that they did.
We were all children once, unafraid and relentless in our ways. We colored outside the lines, before we grew up and we were taught to stay inside them. We used to travel to worlds our imaginations built, before we understood the world we live in, and decided this was enough for us. We’ve become so confined and fearful of how we should fit in, that we’ve lost touch of how we naturally stood out.
I hope we find it again in ourselves to be unapologetic for who we are, to be courageous enough to express ourselves creatively, and to live our lives uniquely.
Sundae Scoops 
I like both of your works here.
The first one impresses me much. Quite simple, yet beautifully done. 🙂
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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Wow. Very inspiring. Yes creative life should not be with the fear of being wrong. As children, our imagination power was more than adults. 🙂
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True, you are correct. We believe we should never lose our child-like imagination and curiosity. 🙂
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Yes. Thanks Janine. Childish curiosity is the key to imagination… 🙂
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It gives me motivation to keep doing what I’m doing. I’m often so scared what other people think about me and especially my works. But now I feel better and I try not to forget my inner child. Thank you! 🙂
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