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RE: Unlocking the Power of Reblogs: A Guide to Engaging and Growing on the Platform

in Olio di Balena17 days ago

I'm glad to read your views about reblogging, which are very good points as well. Some people may think of reblogging as a simple re-sharing feature, but it's actually much more than that.

Only now am I starting to realize that it's more than just a tool. In many instances, it serves as a way to connect with others.


I'll look into Inkwell and LMAC. Hopefully, I can create some collage works to contribute to the LMAC community soon. Thanks for sharing information about these communities!

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I have been writing ever since I was a young child, so that comes naturally to me. I love to write and I love to encourage others to write (that's the teacher in me). However, collages are a new venture for me. I first attempted it in 2019 with @shaka's invitation to try our hands at making a collage. I am all thumbs, artistically illiterate, but I jumped in and have been in ever since. For someone who is not an artist, it's a great way to communicate graphically. @shaka was very kind to me in the beginning, and I hope we continue that tradition going forward. Expression through art is good for the spirit, and good for the brain. And it's a great way for newbies to get their feet wet on Hive.

You can tell I'm a true believer :))

Thanks for sharing a part of your background and how you became involved in LMAC. It's truly inspiring!

As someone who has recently delved back into art (again), I can relate. I say "again" because I used to do a lot of drawing as a kid, but then I took a long break before picking it up again. For me, art feels like a form of escape—whenever I create, I tend to pour all my focus into it. It's as if drawing allows me to silence everything around me.

I'm not sure if I'll feel the same when creating a collage, but I'll give it a try soon! :)