I took a one-week break from my blog!
I had a nice, relaxing time. ^ - ^
Thank you!
By the way, I believe that objects carry energy, so I try not to accept things too much. However, there are situations where it’s hard to refuse. In those cases, what do you all do?
Basically, the only options seem to be to quietly throw them away or dispose of them.
I think recycling is also a good idea. If someone can take them, or if they can be sold through recycling, it’s a great system for reuse.
I heard from my bank that the reuse industry is growing.
I don’t buy reused items very often, so I’m not sure how it is, but I know some people really enjoy it.
Many of you use services like Mercari, right? ^ - ^
While on my break, I actually made some changes to my digital business card profile text to make it more readable, and I ended up with a nice piece of writing, so I’ll share it here.
Yu.
I am an oil painter.
Every day, I create works that aim to evoke emotions in viewers, focusing on themes of animals and nature. I pour my inexpressible feelings into my paintings, depicting the world within my heart.
My work primarily revolves around oil painting, exploring a variety of themes such as animal portraits and still lifes. I draw influence from “Japonism,” blending Japan’s traditional beauty with my own sensibility, while pursuing a unique style. My inspiration comes from the quiet moments in everyday life and the rich expressions of nature.
My paintings are “silent songs” that express emotions that words cannot convey. Through my works, I hope to resonate with viewers and allow them to freely receive what they feel. Each piece is one of a kind, with its own story to tell.
A sense of gratitude:
I am thankful every day for the opportunity to create. Your support and feedback are what empower my artistic endeavors.
