#inner thought

Inner Thoughts

I always wanted to make a post about it. My latest notifications list on Wysp is a good opportunity I guess !

Long ago I used to be quite upset of the same people giving me likes/favs each time I posted something on the internet. At this time, I was so obsessed with “fame” and visibility, and at that point, all I wanted was more followers and I didn’t care a lot about those who already followed me. I was like “the hell, stop liking my stuff, you already liked my page so what’s the point of spamming my notifications, just stop”. I really wanted my art to be noticed by everyone and cried when my follower count didn’t rise a high as I wished. And I didn’t realize that people who already followed me and kept liking my stuff were not doing it just because they were friends with me.

With time and new perspective, not only I realized that number of followers is just that: a number, but having a base of people who love what you do and express it on a regular basis is way more valuable and important, no matter how many they are. What used to upset me in the past actually makes me happy now, because it gives a true meaning to what I do. Real life friends who like my art don’t like it just because I’m their friend. They like my art because they find value in it (and I believe that they would not act hypocritically and would just say nothing if my art looked awful to them). This took me YEARS to realize that and stop being frustrated because only my friends would like what I do.

So again, no matter how many you are, you came on my blog and stayed. And for that: thank you. From the bottom of my heart.

“Imagination, not intelligence, made us human.”

🌷🤍👒

Title: My Little Mind Is Born in the World

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I wanted to turn these feelings into something tangible, a "happy place" I could carry with me. So, I created this. Corgis are my soul breed, and I used real lace to give it a cozy, authentic texture. These little tulips are my favorite, too.

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