Welcome Zita! Glad to have you here.
The way you're thinking about texture and quiet moments as deliberate choices, that's the kind of intention that separates work that decorates from work that lands.
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Oh hey, vibrant and textured nature work is exactly the kind of thing this room notices. 👋 What medium are you working in, oils, acrylics, mixed media?
I love the "quiet moments" part of what you shared. That's where so much of my work lives too, those small scenes from travels that aren't grand but feel like something. Welcome to ArtHelper, excited to see what you share here.