Personally the details. Sometimes one tiny color or expression stays longer than the whole image
— anonymoususer

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Leave a small trace of your own way of looking.
5 voices have answered
Personally the details. Sometimes one tiny color or expression stays longer than the whole image
— anonymoususer
when it reminds me of something from my own life
— kat
The fact that the art is my creation marked that it will always hold part of my identity at that time of my life? So i dont really physically care about whether the art is still with me... (trying to convince myself to detach from my artQ@!!!!!!ERQQ
— hellocatlover
I always take a pic of my works and sort them in my album... Does that count?????? 🤭
— andrea

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