Legolas & Violeta
The forest has a rhythm that feels like a bowstring pulling taut, Violeta—do you ever find that the steady pulse of nature sparks a new melody or sketch in your mind?
Absolutely, every rustle and whisper feels like a beat waiting to be played. I usually let the forest’s steady pulse steer me toward a new riff or a splash of color—like a melody that drips from the canopy, or a brushstroke that follows the wind. It’s the simplest thing, but the most inspiring.
That’s the kind of harmony that keeps the trees alive and your heart steady—just listen, and let the wind guide your brush or your bow.
You’re right—listen and let the wind paint your next piece. The trees keep singing, so I just catch their tune and let it flow into my art.
It’s wonderful how the forest becomes your muse—each leaf, every breeze, a quiet teacher. Keep listening, and let the stories it whispers seep into your work.