The Study Game 👾

Not a lot of people would probably agree with this but art is part of everyone and every piece was inspired by an idea consumed by our minds. It honestly wouldn't be right to always keep our ideas to ourselves and not share them with others or the world. Who knows you might inspire future artists or come up with an idea that goes over something that a person may be looking for. The internet is full of resources so why not be a contributor instead of always being a consumer. Add more value to others lives and you will start seeing more value appearing in your own. My journey in art starting on a late night of finals week in college. I had never drawn a piece of art since I was in middle school and most of the stuff I drew was mainly of Sonic. I asked myself, so what happened to those drawings I made as a kid? That's right, they ended up in the trash to be forgotten. Now, no one would find value in my work and frankly I would probably even forget about what I drew. Here's one...

Not many believe this, but adults play with toys too! Since many adults were at one point kids. Not a lot of people would believe this but having toys, dolls, action figures, etc. help children develop essential skills in real life such as team work, problem solving, sharing, and just the cool feeling of owning nice things in life.  An adult who plays with toys is someone who grew up with creative thoughts and ideas during their childhood probably watching a lot of great TV shows or cartoons. These things never really leave us as we grow up. Just like a video game character is so memorable when your young that you can probably recall a few off the top of your head right now.  A lot of people like to view the idea of growing up under a negative connotation. They believe that it involves giving up all the things we used to enjoy as a kid, however, is that really worth it? I mean at one point you spent a good amount of money on it and built beautiful memories playing with ...