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Everytime I get to name every "personal" work I have to remember what it got me to bring it to life. It's like releasing part of a really special message that sometimes is better to keep hidden.

But after all, we all have to deal with difficulties all the time and in my case I'm so glad that Art is helping me more and more.

Forza means "come on" or "let's go" and it's an expression that my Italian teacher used to use in class to give us some energy in order to speak up and have some confidence to express ourselves in a new lenguage:

This is my starting point where I begin to tell my struggles, in this case during my first Xmas back in Spain after almost 2 years in Ireland back then. I was scared and kinda out of place and I didn't want to deal with some problems. So this work was really important because even if I brought almost every Art suply with me to Ireland, I found some ways to create wherever and whenever I really needed it!

So I'm just saying with this: don't you ever let yourself down and try to find a way to feel better because it won't make it worst at all.

And always try new ways to see a problem in order to solve it, like all the changes I tried with this piece I hope you like!!!

See you soon!^^

Media: Black ink (W&N), fine liner, green marker (ProMarker), green ink (Sennelier) and white pen.

Size: Sketching paper A3.

Description

Everytime I get to name every "personal" work I have to remember what it got me to bring it to life. It's like releasing part of a really special message that sometimes is better to keep hidden.

But after all, we all have to deal with difficulties all the time and in my case I'm so glad that Art is helping me more and more.

Forza means "come on" or "let's go" and it's an expression that my Italian teacher used to use in class to give us some energy in order to speak up and have some confidence to express ourselves in a new lenguage:

This is my starting point where I begin to tell my struggles, in this case during my first Xmas back in Spain after almost 2 years in Ireland back then. I was scared and kinda out of place and I didn't want to deal with some problems. So this work was really important because even if I brought almost every Art suply with me to Ireland, I found some ways to create wherever and whenever I really needed it!

So I'm just saying with this: don't you ever let yourself down and try to find a way to feel better because it won't make it worst at all.

And always try new ways to see a problem in order to solve it, like all the changes I tried with this piece I hope you like!!!

See you soon!^^

Media: Black ink (W&N), fine liner, green marker (ProMarker), green ink (Sennelier) and white pen.

Size: Sketching paper A3.