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Why do I draw?

My passion of drawing didn't start in any art school or by the help of any instructors, I didn't even attend one for starters. Well it may have started when I was in Kindergarden or maybe even before that.

I remember drawing a little girl by a lake, I remember drawing horses, I remeber drawing Tinkerbell after reading Peter Pan.

And for college I went to a businese school so I sort of deviated from my dream job of being an artist. After college, I started working as an assistant accountant, I didn't like my job role hence I had to face alot of pressure. I tried meditation, it didn't work, I tried going to a gym it didn't work and atlast I sat down and drew what I was going through.


After drawing the above image I felt like all of my stress just disappeared. At that moment I felt like I was born again. I was able to express my emotions through my art.  It was then I heard about Mandala art. Everyday after work I started drawing my day in the form on Mandala art, as a result every night I died and every night I was born again. I felt as I was resurructed.

And with time I quit my job and and went in to the education industry, even though it is not exactly what I wanted to do, I was able to start my own Art Gallery in a closet and soon started delivering the orders nation wide.

My Art Gallery became my side hustle and I started this blog recently. In the near future Im also planning on creating a free online course on Mandala Art Therapy.

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