I was born in September by jessicafrias, literature
Literature
I was born in September
Growing up, September meant spring was coming. It meant bright blue skies, butterflies flying everywhere, birds chirping happily as if singing "Winter is over!", the sun finally making its way through the clouds of winter. It also meant I was getting older, flourishing into the woman I would become. Blue always made me calm, gave me hope. Gazing up onto the sky and all its mysteries, its secrets, made me think everything would be okay, even when it seemed at times it wasn't, that, like the dark night skies still had its stars, I would be able to find light through the dark times, and in time morning would come. My spring with the bright blue
I was born in September by jessicafrias, literature
Literature
I was born in September
Growing up, September meant spring was coming. It meant bright blue skies, butterflies flying everywhere, birds chirping happily as if singing "Winter is over!", the sun finally making its way through the clouds of winter. It also meant I was getting older, flourishing into the woman I would become. Blue always made me calm, gave me hope. Gazing up onto the sky and all its mysteries, its secrets, made me think everything would be okay, even when it seemed at times it wasn't, that, like the dark night skies still had its stars, I would be able to find light through the dark times, and in time morning would come. My spring with the bright blue
What Ruins A Painting? by Goodnight-Melbourne, journal
What Ruins A Painting?
What Ruins A Painting?(or makes it better)
We all had those kind of paintings at some point, looking at which we felt something is not right – something is not right – But could not find it. What went wrong? We have put every finest details and all our patience in it. Then?
Art has its own science. Science that makes a successful art – something that comes out exactly you thought of and leaves the same impact on your audience. That science is known as composition in art and music. Where your eyes will go at first, how you will draw attention, how much attention you will draw – these are not luck, but pure