ldakersBecause small attentions have a powerful effect, let’s use our creativity to brighten the day of those we care about.
Lockdown means that millions of people find themselves far away. Some are working from home, others are off work. Beyond the stress linked to the health crisis Covid 19, one of the main difficulties encountered is isolation.
The risks of social isolation
Faced with the isolation we have experienced since 2020, how can we keep the link and take care of our loved ones from a distance? Life is very short, support is the key.
In times of lockdown and curfew, human beings need to feel love from their loved ones (family, friends, etc.). This is scientifically proven. Support from loved ones has a beneficial impact on our moral and physical well-being.
Valentine’s Day, yes, but tomorrow?
Do you have to have a reason to offer a little attention?
Is it necessary to celebrate a particular event such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, or a birthday?
No! Unexpected moments are always the most precious and appreciated.
Small attentions make the most beautiful relationships
From time to time, breaking up the routine with small attentions, small improvised gifts, avoids regrets, gives enormous pleasure to the recipient and of course to the giver.
There are different ways of expressing affection: a simple gesture, a phone call, a small message, a drawing. Everybody is capable of it, even the most shy or less expressive among us.
Don’t know where to start?
- First of all, think of one or more people.
- Then go into your workshop, or your creative materials drawer!
- Take a sheet of paper, a bit of colour, and start by expressing an I LOVE YOU in the language you like.
- Distribute your creation, a little attention should travel and not stay at the bottom of a drawer.
Creative Tools
- Drawing ink
- Black marker (fine tip and thick tip)
- Pad of paper (Bristol board or any other thick paper)
- Your most beautiful handwriting
Inspirational pictures from my studio
These pretty illustrations will come to fill envelopes, then fly to other skies to bring a smile to a loved one’s face.
This post made you want to share a little attention in your turn?
Do it now, don’t postpone it until tomorrow.
Content provided by Amylee Paris
The passion of Amylee Paris, painter, consultant and author is to share her paintings between galleries, art collectors and her community. Beyond her pictorial skills and her several eBooks available online, Amylee is also recognized as one of the most influential francophone artist-entrepreneurs. She helps beginners or professional artists to optimize their artistic activity.
You can visit her colourful portfolio,follow her on Facebook and Instagram, or find all Amylee’s posts published in GreatArt online Magazineby clicking here!
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