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Let’s Inktober: Day 21 – Treasure 11/15
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Tis a fine afternoon here for me and I hope it is going quite well for you as well.
Day 21 was inspired after listening to a song by Ivan B called “Be Alright”. The piano from it makes me sway side to side and slowly my imagination runs with it.
I see a mother going from being pregnant, to seeing the first moments with a baby and glimpses of them growing up until they graduate and move out of the house.
Parents give so much of themselves to watch their child grow and be alright in the world and I feel like the song could be a reflection of the parent having to get used to the idea of letting the kid go and live their life. I imagine the kid and the parent aren’t on speaking terms; maybe because of a divorce. Kids will never know a parent’s sacrifice but they will respect it if you are accountable, supportive, and give your all when they need it.
What are you thankful for?
You can see the original post over on my Instagram.
For your entertainment and curiosity needs, you can go here to see many of the Inktober prompts on my YouTube channel. The drawings are time-lapsed so you can see their progression quickly.
Don’t forget to call your parents sometime this holiday season y’all and #StayCreative
Let’s Inktober: Day 21 – Treasure 11/15
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Tis a fine afternoon here for me and I hope it is going quite well for you as well.
Day 21 was inspired after listening to a song by Ivan B called “Be Alright”. The piano from it makes me sway side to side and slowly my imagination runs with it.
I see a mother going from being pregnant, to seeing the first moments with a baby and glimpses of them growing up until they graduate and move out of the house.
Parents give so much of themselves to watch their child grow and be alright in the world and I feel like the song could be a reflection of the parent having to get used to the idea of letting the kid go and live their life. I imagine the kid and the parent aren’t on speaking terms; maybe because of a divorce. Kids will never know a parent’s sacrifice but they will respect it if you are accountable, supportive, and give your all when they need it.
What are you thankful for?
You can see the original post over on my Instagram.
For your entertainment and curiosity needs, you can go here to see many of the Inktober prompts on my YouTube channel. The drawings are time-lapsed so you can see their progression quickly.
Don’t forget to call your parents sometime this holiday season y’all and #StayCreative