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Nature-Inspired Artworks 2 posts

Digital artwork of a woman’s face split between grayscale and vibrant color. The left side shows monochrome patterns symbolizing repetitive thoughts and the chase for external approval. The right side is filled with bright, flowing colors representing inner worth, identity, and self-recognition. Her gaze is calm yet distant, reflecting the emotional contrast between seeking validation and finding it within.

Digital artwork of a woman’s face split between grayscale and vibrant color. The left side shows monochrome patterns symbolizing repetitive thoughts and the chase for external approval. The right side is filled with bright, flowing colors representing inner worth, identity, and self-recognition. Her gaze is calm yet distant, reflecting the emotional contrast between seeking validation and finding it within.

You Are Enough❤️

A deep reflection on why we chase external approval and how it keeps us stuck. This post explores the emotional patterns behind wanting recognition from people who cannot give it, and how self-worth grows when you stop abandoning yourself. Includes symbolism of the artwork “You Are Enough.”

roseartgraphix

4 min read

Surreal artwork of a woman facing her own shadow, showing a split face, a pixelated moon, and a figure pushing against herself. The image symbolizes self-sabotage, inner conflict, emotional blocks, and the struggle between growth and old identities.

Surreal artwork of a woman facing her own shadow, showing a split face, a pixelated moon, and a figure pushing against herself. The image symbolizes self-sabotage, inner conflict, emotional blocks, and the struggle between growth and old identities.

Self-Sabotage: Betrayal Disguised as Protection

Why do we block our own progress? This post explores the psychology of self-sabotage, the emotional patterns behind it, and how to recognize the part of you that holds on when you’re trying to grow.

roseartgraphix

4 min read

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