When I decided to attend a local art fair, I was filled with excitement and fear. I presented my watercolors at the stand, but the first hours passed without sales. Suddenly a woman with her sons approached my stand. One of them noticed my rainbow painting and exclaimed that it was very beautiful. Mom became interested and, after talking about inspiration, bought the painting! I was overwhelmed with happiness - this was my first sale! This incident inspired me to continue painting and sharing my art with the world.

Imagine that you are going on an exciting trip around the world, where you can combine your hobbies. You start with a trip to Spain, where you study flamenco and interact with local dancers. Then you go to Italy, where in the beautiful streets of Venice you create bright watercolor paintings inspired by the magical atmosphere. After that, you visit Japan to master the art of traditional Bon Odori dance and capture the beauty of cherry blossoms in your drawings. Each new place enriches your dancing and painting skills, and also gives you the opportunity to meet interesting people and discover new cultures. As a result, you create an amazing art show that combines dance and painting, and organize an exhibition in which participants can see your work and enjoy your performances. This will not be just a dream, but a full-fledged journey full of inspiration and creativity!

Hello, if you are reading this, then I am already pleased to know this, my name is Roxy, I live in the Czech Republic, I am 18 years old, and I have been dancing all my life, but I have never trained professionally, but I really want to improve my skills in this, I also really like to draw, I draw a lot of different things, from my favorite comics to landscapes, at some moments it calms me down

One day during dance class, our teacher organized a “Cardboard Dance Day.” We all came dressed in suits. I, of course, decided to be as creative as possible and dressed up in a costume made from boxes and duct tape.😄 During the lesson, we were divided into groups and given the task of coming up with a dance number. In our group, we decided to use boxes as props. We started dancing, but on one of the turns my box caught my partner’s box and he fell to the floor! At this moment the whole group laughed and we were unable to continue the dance. We started improvising, and instead of dancing, we had a real comedic battle of boxes. All the other groups stopped to watch our “show.” When the director arrived, she saw us in our “fight” and was shocked. Then, laughing, she said, “So that’s what you do with packaging materials!” 😆 As a result, we all received prizes for creativity, and this lesson forever remained in our memory as the “Battle of the Boxes.” 💃📦✨