Hii everyone.This is my first blog in candlemonk,kindly support me and also all the bloggers.For my first blog,I have chosen that does paintings express our feelings?? Let's Talk!!

Painting is a form of art that express the things that is in our mind through painting brushes and colourful Paintings,it can be either colourful or in black and white.Colourful paintings gives us a positive vibes whereas black and white gives a peace of mind and make us think more about the painting.For some people paint is simply a material, another medium, and a very traditional medium at that. For others it is the Bible — the Holy Writ. Or it is the Constitution. Divine what the Founding Fathers intended and strictly adhere to it, or risk anarchy. For others, it is one minor piece in a complicated art world chess game, a pawn to be moved about in a theoretical construct of art practice. Relevant or irrelevant? Dead or alive?That is one set of questions that, naively, doesn’t trouble me.For me, painting as a language and practice is alive and changing all the time.I study it. I try to keep up with it.I struggle to speak it better. I am thrilled when I hear others speak it well. I love visiting countries where it is spoken. I get excited when I discover someone who is adding another layer to its tapestry of possibilities. And that is happening all the time. Right now. As we speak.

We have heard that “Paintings speak to us ”. From my point of view, I would agree to it because seeing through a painting we can imagine lot of things,we can see a new world through that painting.Even some paintings makes us emotional and make us cry.

If you want to express your feelings to someone else,kindly make a painting and express it.I complete my blog by saying the famous phrase "Painting speaks more than thousand words",this saying was invented by an advertising executive, Fred.R Barnard.To promote his agency's ads he took out an ad in Printer's Ink in 1921 in the headline “One look is worth than thousand words ” and attributed it to an ancient Japanese philosopher. Six years later he changed it to “Chinese Proverb: One picture is worth ten thousand words,” illustrated with some Chinese characters. The attribution in both was invented; Barnard simply believed an Asian origin would give it more credibility.

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