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:bulletred: :bulletorange: :bulletyellow: :bulletgreen: :bulletblue: :bulletpurple: :bulletpink: Greetings my dear friends and fellow artists! Welcome to the Volume 35 of my Show Your Colors feature!! :bulletred: :bulletorange: :bulletyellow: :bulletgreen: :bulletblue: :bulletpurple: :bulletpink: Inspired in a feature of the same name that I made for the Curated Feature - Contest by @projecteducate, this initiative consists of promoting colorful artworks that show positive themes such as Love, Friendship, Diversity, People with Disabilities, Protecting Our Earth, LGBTQ+ and Pride, Christmas and Family, Growing up and Maturing, New Beginnings, Ethical Values, Teamwork, Leadership, Volunteering, Animal Rescue, Love for our parents, Love for children and more. Monthly will be published a volume featuring a maximum of 10-20 artworks selected by me from any category (Traditional, Digital, Fan Art, Anime / Manga, Photography, Photomanipulation, and more) according

HELLO EVERYONE :happybounce: :heart: Welcome to a new edition of my ArtHeart Feature!. This month's topic is: POETRY! Poetry is a set of works generally written in verse, using metrics such as rhyme and literary devices such as metaphor. Its purpose is to express feelings, emotions and reflections on beauty, love, life, death and other topics. The main types of poetry used are Epic Poetry, Dramatic Poetry and Lyric Poetry. On this occasion, I had the pleasure of interviewing @Barosus (Edward D. Cates), a talented American writer who focuses on writing and sharing beautiful poems inspired by fantasy, folklore and nature to bring joy and support to others. Most of his poems are accompanied by illustrations related to the described themes, which makes his work very creative and eye-catching. He is also a Literature Community Volunteer :heart: . Below the interview, I will also feature some amazing poems from the community, including some of the poems of @Barosus! :dummy:

HELLO EVERYONE :happybounce: :heart: Welcome to a new edition of my ArtHeart Feature!. This month's topic is: TRADITIONAL DRAWING! Basically, Drawing is a form of graphic expression that allows us to capture images on a flat space (dark or light), being a very important part of painting and one of the modalities of the visual arts. Drawing is considered a universal graphic language and has been used by humanity since ancient times to convey ideas, thoughts, emotions, experiences and projects, as well as their customs and culture in an artistic way. Although it is also frequently used in commercial illustration, animation, architecture, engineering and technical drawing. A quick, freehand drawing, not intended to be a finished work, is commonly called a sketch, and an artist who practices or works on drawing is known as a drafter of draftsman. Drawing tools include graphite pencils, pen, ink, colored pencils, crayons, charcoal, chalk, pastels, markers, various