Temporary happiness

Temporary happiness.

Hello Hive!

I hope you are happy, because today I am making my next post, and it is devoted to the theme of happiness.

Look at these soap bubbles, just imagine how much joy they bring to young children. Large transparent balls fly in the air, shimmer with pink and blue shades. creating a fabulous atmosphere.

I don’t know about you, but as a child, one jar of soap bubbles did not last long. And yet, what a pity that this wonderful phenomenon disappears so quickly. How I wanted to catch at least one bubble and hold it so that it lived a little longer on my palms.

Eh, even when I wore gloves, he still gorged. The joy was not long at all. Worldly happiness is soap bubbles that appeared in my life and as soon as I wanted to grab onto them, they also quickly disappeared.

At the same time, it seemed as if the sadness was becoming even more than it was before the bubbles appeared, and no matter how much I tried to enjoy them, the feeling complete satisfaction never came.

However, I should not have been upset so quickly, real happiness exists, and as it turned out, it was very close. All I had to do was just trust Jesus Christ with my life.

I believed that He has something more for me than the earthly joy that I experience from another good purchase, or a good grade at school, etc. All these things are just useless rubbish, compared to what Jesus gave me.

I found in him eternal life, full of abundance, wealth and happiness that never stops. I accepted this gift, opened my heart to Jesus and saw how quickly everything changed.

Dull gray clouds left the horizon and instead of them a new light shone, which every day warms me with its gentle rays, the birds are now singing even louder, the grass around has become even greener, and the flowers are even more beautiful and now their aroma is simply incomparable.

I no longer keep my focus on soap bubbles, and every day I thank Jesus for His presence in my life.

Now about the drawing itself: I use the ibis Paint X application

1. Painted on a 3 * 4 canvas;

2. As usual, I used a Japanese calligraphy brush;

3. Turned on the stabilizer mode (in the upper right corner of the working panel);

4. I drew the outline of the picture in black;

1. I chose a suitable color palette, blue and pink shades;
   Notice that at the intersection of the pink and blue bubbles, the color changes, it gets darker, I used a purple tint.

2. For coloring we use a fill.
   The drawing is completely ready!
   The composition turns out to be very simple and at the same time cute, made in a minimalistic cartoon style. Thanks for attention!

By @rikarivka.