Just artist things... Dedicated to my dear dear friend Neenu 💟

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Everyone sure does have an artist friend. You walk into their neatly arranged room that shines, spick and span, with their own drawings adorning their walls, and vibrant colour pencils smiling at you, you forget that you were depressed a minute ago. You open their drawing book and stand wonderstruck at the marvellous creations on those pages, you forget that you have a problem to face tomorrow. You gift them something, they cherish it and send you drawings as 'thank you' cards. They surprise you by gifting you a drawing of your favourite person on your bday. I think everyone has to have an artist friend in their life. They are a gift to human kind.❤❤
    

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