Hi! I'm Myska
Art has always been a part of my life, but it wasn’t until a couple of years ago that I took the leap and started calling myself an artist. It’s crazy to think about, but I started as a convention artist just two years ago. At first, the idea of showing my work in front of strangers was downright terrifying. But somehow, despite the fear, I did it anyway. That leap changed everything.
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There’s this amazing feeling of community that comes from sharing your work with others who truly appreciate it.
But let me tell you—conventions weren’t easy at first. Walking into a crowded convention hall with my art was intimidating, to say the least. I didn’t know if anyone would like my work, and the whole setup process was overwhelming. But as the years went by, I’ve come to love those events. The energy, the creativity, the connections—it’s all worth the initial stress. And honestly, the growth I've experienced from those experiences has been incredible.
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One of the most rewarding aspects of my journey has been the opportunity to build a community around my art, especially on Instagram. I’ve always believed that art is more than just what you create—it’s about sharing it, connecting with others, and engaging in conversations with like-minded people. Instagram has been a powerful tool for me in doing just that.
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I love interacting with my followers, responding to comments, sharing behind-the-scenes looks at my process, and even hosting polls or Q&A sessions. It’s a way for me to not only show my art but also connect with those who genuinely enjoy it. It’s amazing to see how my art resonates with others and to build a space where people feel comfortable sharing their thoughts and even their own creations.