I like to wash,
the dust of this world
In the droplets of dew.
~ Matsuo Bashō

I like to wash,
the dust of my soul
In the droplets of watercolors 🙂
~ Ayse Bashō

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I like to wash,
the dust of this world
In the droplets of dew.
~ Matsuo Bashō

I like to wash,
the dust of my soul
In the droplets of watercolors 🙂
~ Ayse Bashō

Please…No need to say sorry! I like to talk and ı like to write long but my poor English:)) Comments make me happy always, Thank you
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Sorry about the long never ending comment. I get way too excited and that was a topic that I am feel strongly about. I fly in the face of all reason, my posts are too long, my comments are too long I obviously have not mastered the art of blogging. Sorry again.
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Sorry I just got a little carried away there with my comment. I tend to talk too long , i my posts on my site that ension be too long, d that subject was exciting to me so sorry
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Thank you for very long comment and ı am happy you understand what ı mean 🙂 I like to paint without any anxiety
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I know how to arrange an art exhibition in Turkey but I dont have any idea about France but ı am teaching an art association and we have a mix exhibit then ı can have an exhibition at association then ı dont know…:)
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I think that I totally “get” what you’re saying. I feel that way too, although I do try to sell what I create. What I glean from your comments is, you are painting for the love and pure joy of painting, not just from a purely financial, commercial motivation. You aren’t painting with an idea in your mind, “This is what sells, People will buy this style”.
If that is the only reason why an artist paints something, it can start to feel become stale to them, the work can become unimaginative, it bores the artist and they feel like an assembly line, pumping out a product, a job, that brings little satisfaction.
In contrast when you paint from the heart, forthe joy of creating. You choose to paint what you what moves you, interests you. Most of the masters came from that place, Divinci? Yes an outside pressure was put on him, but he found his own voice and joy in the work. Look at Monet, he was not painting to appeal to popular opinion or taste. I think that the joy and excitement that an artist gains from the act of creation, is the very quality that creates the kind of work which others enjoy.
That is wonderful! I am into photography and also wanted to exhibit my work from my travels… Do you have an idea how to arrange an art exhibition?
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