When you begin making art, what comes across on the page or canvas doesn’t necessarily match your intention or what you are trying to share with the viewer.
What exactly is your intention? What exactly are you intending to share?
Everyone’s intentions vary. Some are driven by ego, while others seek self-discovery and growth through a spiritual art-making process. This journey of self-discovery and growth is a significant part of the artistic process, and it’s important to remember that the intended outcome is not the only measure of success.
Remember that the intention behind your actions is more important than the outcome. In life, effectively communicating an idea is more important than simply showing off your skills. As we improve our skills and hand-eye coordination over time, the actual outcome of our creations will also improve.
If your creative intention is to convey an idea or express a feeling to others, and you are unsatisfied with your creations, keep trying.
Happy Creativity!
Namaste
