“As an adult, you should never stop watching cartoons, coloring, drawing, playing outside and exploring, asking questions, or being curious. Never stop reading for enjoyment, pursuing hobbies or passions, or finding things to be excited about. Always nurture that inner child within you – the one who is whimsical and carefree.” (@WarpaintJournal)
“É preciso amar o inútil. Criar pombos sem pensar em comê-los, plantar roseiras sem pensar em colher rosas, escrever sem pensar em publicar, fazer coisas assim sem esperar nada em troca.” (Lygia Fagundes Teles)
“Escute, Tenar. Ouça o que eu digo. Você foi o veículo do mal. O mal foi vertido. Está feito. Foi sepultado em seu próprio túmulo. Você nunca foi feita para a crueldade e escuridão; foi feita para reter a luz, tal como um lampião aceso conserva e oferece sua luz. Encontrei o lampião apagado. Não vou abandoná-la numa ilha deserta, como uma coisa que se acha e joga fora. Vou levá-la para Havnor e dizer aos príncipes de Terramar: “Vejam! No lugar das trevas, encontrei a luz, o espírito dela. Através dela, um antigo mal foi reduzido a nada. Através dela, fui retirado da sepultura. Através dela, o que estava partido se fez inteiro, e onde havia ódio haverá paz.” (“As Tumbas de Atuan” – Ursula K. Le Guin
”-Acolher a hesitação como parte do tempo do fazer
-Criar fora da lógica da produtividade e do desempenho
-Tornar público sem diluir sua lógica interna
-Abrir espaço para o pequeno em contextos que demandam o grande
-Encontrar um caminho do meio entre controle e entrega
-Afirmar o trabalho como legítimo mesmo quando ele não encaixa
-Conter o impulso de desistência diante das dificuldades
-Criar condições de trabalho e escolher ambientes que respeitem e acolham -Deixar que o processo se expresse em formas abertas, sensíveis e múltiplas.” (Mai Fujimoto)
“Everything that is real was imagined first.” (The Velveteen Rabbit)
“Do que eu tenho medo? De perder o interesse pela vida, acho que isso é o maior perigo, e acho que isso pode acontecer com alguém em qualquer idade.” (Fernanda Torres)
“Prefiro ser ridiculamente boba e sensível do que ser uma pessoa amarga. Deve ser uma existência muito medíocre ver imperfeição em todas as coisas suaves que existem no mundo e não conseguir cultivar uma grama de afeição por nada, não conseguir ser minimamente gentil com ninguém.” (olivia @escaninho)
“Imagine that you are literally stepping into the shoes of the person you desire to become. What do the shoes look like? How does the thrill of you being you bloom inside your body? What do you wear and how do you move through the world? How do you breathe, how do you dance, how do you speak to others and to yourself? How do you love yourself when you gaze at your own reflection in the mirror? What dormant desires and dreams do you finally give yourself permission to fully live out unapologetically, ecstatically, joyfully, without shame?” (Yumi Sakugawa)
“Maybe you weren't meant to be just one thing
You can love painting and planning. Be drawn to spreadsheets and sonnets.
Design slides by day and doodle dreams by night.
The world loves neat labels. But art? Life? People? Rarely fit in boxes.
What if your many interests aren't distractions, but different ways of paying attention?
You're not confused. You're curious.
And that's a strength, not a flaw.
You don't need to be a thing.
You're allowed to be many things.
All at once.
All yours.” (The Artist Fix)
“Being creative is powerful because of your refusal to accept things exactly as they are. In the darkest and most depressing times, creativity is a survival strategy to remind yourself that you still have autonomy and power to change and shift the frequency of your surroundings as well as those around you. You can metabolize the rigid reality that you are in to alchemize a new truth, a new perspective, a new vibration of being. Line art out of sand. Images drawn from ash. Rhythmic beats from rocks. Melody and song from a single voice. Some Primal force within you wants to make something out of the most limited conditions and circumstances. You can molt into a completely different being from what dominant external forces want you to be. And as you molt and shapeshift and alchemize, you remind others that they, too, can do the same. We get to decide the world we desire to live in. We get to choose the collective future we are calling in. Step into the unlimited power of the creator that you already are.” (Yumi Sakugawa)
“Some friends feel like home. Not because they fix you, but because they never ask you to be anything other than yourself. You can be quiet around them. You can be tired, messy, honest. And somehow, even in your worst moments, they still choose you. That's not ordinary. That's something to hold close.” (@writers)
“Action is the key that turns dreams into goals. Everytime I take action, I align myself with my future self. Each action I take is a clear signal to the universe: I am ready to receive more support and resources. I am walking side by side with my subconscious, co-creating the reality I desire. I am proud of every step I take because it is these actions that bring about change.” (ccinyee)
“Working on art or music is a good way to organize the messier or abstract feelings, it's a place you can put those so you're not just a person in the world swimming in all these thoughts.” (Tunde Adebimpe)
“I love things that are kind of awkward, I like the handmade nature of things.” (Tunde Adebimpe)
“Things they don't tell you about healing: it's cyclical, not linear. You'll revisit the same wounds with new awareness. You'll think you're done, only to discover deeper layers. This isn't a failure – it's integration.” (@MichellCClark)
“When people can't regulate their emotions, they try to control other people. Learning how to regulate is freedom.” (The Holistic Psychologist)
“Art is sometimes creating for yourself the medicine you seek, which in turn becomes the medicine you offer to the world in creating it, then sharing it.” (Yumi Sakugawa)
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