To practice any art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow. So do it.
Roberta Birnbaum Artist, designer, crafter,certified instructor,mixed media,classes, teacher
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That is an amazing quote. I just decided to try my first painting course with Dina Wakley, and I do not draw, but she was amazing and I had a blast. I think this quote feels perfect for me, as I decided to put up my 1st painting ever, and agree, my soul feels like it has grown by embracing something new.
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