Awaken your creativity and master new techniques: A 24-day Artistic Challenge with our Advent Calendar. December is often filled with gift lists, commitments and rushing around... but it can also become a month to get back to your creativity. An artistic advent calendar is a simple and motivating way to celebrate these weeks leading up to the holidays with small doses of art each day. Instead of opening little windows with chocolate, you open micro-spaces of inspiration: 10 or 20 minutes to draw, write or take a photo that captures your moment. It's not just a Christmas tradition adapted to the creative world; it's an exercise in constancy, self-discovery and play. The proposal is that you create your own calendar with 24 mini artistic challenges, adapted to your discipline and your level, to enjoy the process more than the result. You don't need large materials or a lot of time: just curiosity, something to create with and the desire to surprise yourself every day. Why create a creative advent calendar? An artistic advent calendar can become your favorite end-of-year ritual because: - It encourages the habit of daily practice. Setting aside a few minutes a day to create helps you train discipline and integrate creativity into your routine. - It invites conscious creativity. By having a concrete challenge and limited time, you focus on the here and now, without distractions or perfectionism. - It allows you to experiment without pressure. They are small exercises: the ideal space to try new techniques, styles or ideas without fear of "messing up" anything important. - Turns holiday waiting into a play space. - Keeps inspiration alive at the close of the year.
It is very good, but it seems to me that the Moon is left over The composition would look cleaner without it. (My humble opinion)
All the best,
CJ.
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@cejimenez thanks CJ;)
@cejimenez I changed;)
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It is very good, but it seems to me that the Moon is left over
The composition would look cleaner without it.
(My humble opinion)
All the best,
CJ.
@cejimenez thanks CJ;)
@cejimenez I changed;)
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