Never Run Out of Inspiration Again (for art)

Even though it can be a daily struggle to find inspiration to make art everyday, I have found a few ways that helped me to always stay inspired to create.
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[@markdonovan1540]

If you can get to the small town of Drøbak, not far from Oslo, I think you'll love it there. Mind you, I was there in 1979, so it's probably changed a lot.
That last tip about looking back at paintings from a few years ago is a sure fire way of seeing how one has progressed. Unfortunately, many of us fall into the trap of looking at TH-camrs who do amazing artwork and feel we are so far behind and may never get there. Personally, I don't look at it that way, and I don't care how good or bad my paintings are, I just love painting. Often I have found a painting that I thought was rubbish, someone else will love it.

[@antoniocabrero]

Yeah that’s a big trap that I used to fall into on Instagram but now I feel that it’s easier when I look back on my old paintings :)
Oh yeah I don’t live close to Oslo but maybe one day I’ll be around ;)

[@janarlenesogge1729]

That was helpful. Hope you had a nice get away. Painting does bring people together

[@antoniocabrero]

Im glad it was helpful Jana. Thanks we did have a nice time :)

[@boyohazard]

Good timing, I needed to hear this today. Thanks Antonio

[@antoniocabrero]

You’re welcome Marc :)