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237: A Night on Crowd Road

1             The sky is dark, as it has been for quite some time.  The sun disappeared hours ago, leaving to wake the people of the neighbouring hemisphere.  This night is darker than usual, being less spiritual and more ominous.  There is no silver glow from the moon, nor any pale specks from the stars.  These cosmic staples are blocked out by the gigantic cloud looming overhead. There is a storm raging tonight, which is adding chaos to the usually serene scene.  The trees are violently swaying and trembling from the gusts; creaking and threatening to come crashing down with every blow.  Lightning cracks through the sky, giving brief glimpses into an illuminated day.  These glowing cracks in the air are swiftly followed by a dense bellow, reverberating through the Earth’s core. The rain is coming down hard, creating an audible thud with every drop.  On its own, it wouldn’t seem like ...

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I've always been self-conscious of my painting ability. Growing up as someone who was artistically inclined, people always asked me about my paintings, and I would always have to sheepishly tell them that I don't paint. I've always been pretty good with pencils, pens, and with digital art, I've always struggled with painting. Every once in a while I decide to give it another shot, and last night, I finally painted something that I am proud of.  I was going to do a lot more with this, but I decided against it, leaving it as a simple sunset over a body of water. I realize that this painting is by no means incredible or life like, but it is better than anything I've ever done, and it's inspired me to keep trying with painting. Never give up on something. You never know when you might love it, or when it will make sense to you. - Cody S