I am sitting here staring at the blank screen. I have so much to say. Another year has come to an end. As I look back at the year gone by, I can't help asking myself, "Did I make the most of it? Did I add something substantial to my life? And am I satisfied?" Probably, not entirely. There are still so many things left to explore, so many new things I am yet to learn and so many things I'm yet to do. Yet one life is what I have.
I had made resolutions the last time around too. I had planned to start a few hobbies this year, I did try out some, and I succeeded too in learning a few activities but a few others got dropped too midway. Childhood was so much easier. Life those days didn't revolve around targets and deadlines. I could happily explore and enjoy being alive, without worrying about anything else. But now since we are hard pressed for time, sticking to deadlines has become our only priority. We have become so caught up in the busyness of our chaotic lives that most of us have stopped following our childhood passions, our hobbies.
Yet again, I am sitting here to make my new year resolutions. A part of me wants me to continue living my life -- a monotonous mechanical one -- the way I am living. But another part of me questions me, “Hey, are you happy with this much? Don't you miss doing what you loved to do earlier? Don't you wish to try out a few new things? Don't you wish to discover a new you? Didn't you at one point in time want to be a painter?” Then there is another part of me that doesn’t want me to waste any more time in deliberations and wants me to just get going. The idea is not to sit back but to be doing what I love to do and enjoy doing whatever I do.
Yes, this time, I am going to follow my passions with fervour and not leave them halfway through. I can't let myself chained up in the humdrum grip of my prosaic life. There are quite a few hobbies which got left behind while I was busy pursuing my materialistic goals. I wish to dig up and dust off those childhood hobbies, I wish to re-ignite those passions. Painting was one of them.
I had always been passionate about painting. Ever since I was a child, I have always been fascinated by colours. I loved to commune with silence. Painting let me to do that. It was my way of sneaking into oblivion, I could converse with myself. I could express my imaginations with colors on my canvas. No other avenue, I guess, can give me the sense of liberation like painting can. Why did I stop painting then, now I wonder! I wish to play with darkness again, I want to paint shadows in different hues, I want to stoke my imagination yet again. I want to converse with the nature again, I wish to dab my life with colours again. Yes, I will be painting again. After all, it's never too early or too late to start.
And apart from the conventional painting, I also wish to try doing digital art. I am sure with
Micromax Canvas P666, I will be able to paint and express my imaginations and thoughts the same way as I would do with the conventional paint colours and brushes. Coming with an eight inch screen having a resolution of 800 x 1280 display,
Micromax Canvas P666 would provide me with large enough space to paint my heart out. What more could I ask for when I now have a tablet as my painting canvas, that not only has so many drawing tools and options and a superb colour palette too but also is lightweight and portable. So I can now carry it around with me and start painting anywhere whenever I want to. This portability factor is what makes digital painting in tablets like Micromax Canvas P666 so much better than the conventional painting methods. Moreover with its amazing battery life (it has a battery of 4400mAh capacity), I can now keep on painting and putting life into my imaginations on my digital canvas without worrying about the time consumed. Thank you,
Micromax Canvas P666 :)
