Turn your photo into digital illustration

#DRAWING   #ILLUSTRATION   I create digital illustrations - Enya Mona As you know, I make digital illustrations and regularly blogs about them. I like to do this and now I came up with the idea of creating digital illustrations for other. Would you like to have a picture of yourself, family or with your loved one transformed into an illustration? Then you can come to me! I deliver them in good quality so you can still print them. You can always ask for adjustments in case you haven't been completely satisfied. It's also almost Mother's Day so this can also be a very nice gift that you can give to someone! Price: €15 MY DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS - This is how I make my artwork. So this is also what you can expect. - - - Send me a message via Yoors or to my email if you are interested. email: enya.dhollander@gmail.com I look forward to making creations for you! If you don't want digital illustration, you can also help me in another way by sharing this. I would appreciate tremendously!

Smile in self-defense

Again greetings to everyone around here. I recently asked about what topic they would like to read to me and there were people who told me about my vision of “Resilence”. And that is that “new power” that is spoken of is to know how to overcome very strong situations that can affect us as human beings; we mean losses of loved ones, personal or work relationships or other situations of adversity. I can start with what was my first approach with an example of resilience. There was a couple who eagerly waited for the arrival of their first child, as soon as she was received to the world the pediatrician told them that “I would never get to anything because she had Down Syndrome”. That phrase, said to bocajarro devastated them. Depression, looking for what they had done wrong pursued them for a good time. Meanwhile, Pablo, who was called the baby, was falling in love like every child and taught them through a smile that was always going to be pure and innocent, that their task as parents was just beginning. They prepared for what they had to face. They read a lot, sought help, did therapy.. As Pablo grew up, they took him to swimming - because he also had problems with asma- and it turned out he was good, very good at that.. Then he was interested in music and learned guitar and drums. He learned, at his own pace, to read and write, to master not only Spanish but English. They had another son and Paul became a careful and loving older brother until his brother surpassed him in stature and became another shield before those who intended to attack his elder brother. Pablo became a high-performing athlete at the Special Olympics and brought several medals to Venezuela. - His parents never gave up, only adapted to the reality they had to face.. They sought help, surrounded themselves by people who - like them - lived the same situation and supported together. And above all, they learned to take refuge in Paul's pure and innocent smile, in the love-filled look in which they were reflected. Resilience is that, fighting what hurts us without fear of accepting what it does, but understanding that it depends on us how much affects us. Surround you with people who can shake your hands and who are not afraid to ask for help and be able to look back later and... smile in self-defense. Paul, at more than 30 years old, remains in a constant struggle to continue to prove that no one can put brakes on anyone's dreams and that his gaze is on the future.