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This is about creativity, which I firmly believe is green. However, it can be about other things too if you like.
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I absolutely love this!!! <3
Thank you!
This is so true. I have had so many ideas sparked by walking around. You can only export ideas so much without also importing ideas.
Funnily enough, I called this comic Output/Input in drafts.
Yes, that thing. I am hoping to do this soon in my beloved mountains that I have not been in over a year.
I hope your reunion with them is everything you want.
I agree with your idea here 1000%. I meant to write 100 and got 1000 and realized that is more what I meant. Anyway. Green every day for all of us, I hope.
I’ll take 1000%.
I run out of colour quite a lot, so I’m glad my refill is within a handful of minutes drive for me.
It’s actually quite sad, I think, that so many people live in places where being able to access nature is a planned daytrip or more away, something for a special break or holiday. Some profess to love a city life but that much concrete and traffic and stimulation would empty my colour instantly. Even parks feel like they’re a reluctant afterthought to the busy busy money spinning (yes, that was meant to be two busy’s…) going on elsewhere.
Anyway, country boy perspective. Carry on.
I don’t *only* recharge around nature. I find walking (when illness allows) and taking in other creative stuff (e.g., listening to music, reading, going somewhere new) helpful too.
That said, nature is just … good. Plants are soothing. I love being around them. I spent a few years living in a (not very big) city, and I didn’t hate it, in fact I liked plenty about it, but DANG I missed horizons. Underrated phenomenon, horizons.
So this is how the lean, green, creative machine is made. I hope you were able to get your fill.
Nicely done, I didn’t notice the green until the last image.