Sky
Series of illustrations
The sky is inherently democratic. It's accessible anyway, by anyone, everywhere, just simply by the act of looking up.
So what do we look at instead?
We look at our phones, we look at our computers, we look at screens of all kinds. And honestly, we rarely even take the trouble to look up enough to see each other, let alone taking that next step to looking up at the actual sky.
So what do we look at instead?
We look at our phones, we look at our computers, we look at screens of all kinds. And honestly, we rarely even take the trouble to look up enough to see each other, let alone taking that next step to looking up at the actual sky.
We wake up every day and know the sun will rise again tomorrow.
Therefore, the sunset for us is certainly beautiful, and not frighteningly terrible.
Most people admit to harboring a sort of fondness for clouds. It's like a nostalgic fondness, and they make them think of nice life moments.
Do you look up and what do you see?
You just need to step outside, pay attention to what's so everyday that everybody else misses it. We don't live beneath the sky. We live within it. We can live not thinking about what you've got to do and what you should have done, but just being here, letting your imagination lift from the everyday concerns down here and just being in the present,
it's good for you, and it's good for the way you feel.
It's good for your ideas.
It's good for your creativity.
It's good for your soul.
So keep looking up, marvel at the ephemeral beauty, and always remember to live life with your head in the clouds.
