This may not exactly be news to you, but: Taste is something personal.
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 But who is to say which one actually tastes better? It’s your word against mine. Same goes for art. Take Van Gogh - his paintings were hated by many, and the poor guy had to live like a bum while making art, so who would have thought back then that poor old Vincent would become one of the most famous artists of the world a long time after his death? |
There are no rules for taste. Or for making art.
That’s why really, you shouldn’t worry about what others think about
your art. Seriously. Wether that’s writing, painting, drawing, music,
poetry… You
are the one making the art, and if it’s not quite like the taste of
anyone who feels the need to tell you so - well, just politely thank
them for the advice and send them off to get you that Soy Latte or
Skinny cappuccino or whatever else your poison may be.
How’s your taste for cooking, and food?
If you like food as much as I do, and if you also like to draw or doodle, then I’ve got something that might be fitting to your taste: |
Today my online workshop 'Draw It Like It’s Hot’
is starting. This is a 4-week workshop, for $69, in which we
doodle food (=foodle), draw kitchen utensils and illustrate our very own
recipes. Sweet!
Maybe you can join us in this foodie-art challenge? It'll be lots of fun! You can read all about it and join by clicking here. |
Labels: cooking, food, journal, pen, they draw and cook
