Hey there, lovely people! It’s Latisha here, and today I want to have a little chat about something that’s been on my mind lately – love, and how it’s been shaping both my heart and my art. So, buckle up and get cozy, because we’re diving into the mushy stuff!
Let me start by introducing you to my rock, my partner-in-crime – my boyfriend, Lee. We’ve been together for a solid four years and a few months, and let me tell you, falling for him was like falling off a cliff in the best possible way. From day one, I knew he was the one I wanted to build my life with, no doubts, no hesitations. We’re like PB&J sandwiches – he’s the peanut butter to my jelly, and our cats? Well, they’re the bread that holds us together (quite literally sometimes!).
Now, why am I gushing about my love life, you ask? Because, my friends, it’s had a profound impact on me – as a person and as an artist. Lee’s unwavering support has been the wind beneath my wings, propelling me to new heights in my creative journey. He’s not just a cheerleader; he’s my teammate, my sounding board, my muse. He’s been there every step of the way, helping me set up my art shop, providing encouragement when I doubted myself, and even pitching in with supplies to kickstart my business.
But it’s not just the practical support that matters; it’s the love and warmth he showers me with every single day. His belief in me fuels my passion and creativity, and I can feel his love seeping into every line I draw. It’s this deep, soulful connection that inspired the artwork you see here – two women deeply in love, ready to defy kingdoms and live their happily ever after together. In my mind, they’re a testament to the power of love, the kind of love Lee and I share – boundless, unconditional, and utterly transformative.
Honestly, I’m not sure I would have delved into such romantic themes if it weren’t for the love I’ve experienced in my own life. Lee has opened my eyes to new perspectives, allowing me to explore emotions and narratives that resonate deeply with me. The longing, the desire, the sheer joy of being with someone who completes you – it’s all there in my art, thanks to him.
So, my fellow artists, I’m curious – how does love influence your work? Do you find yourself drawing inspiration from your own relationships, or does it take on a different form altogether? Let’s get cozy in the comments section and share our thoughts – after all, isn’t love the most beautiful muse of all?
Latisha Taylor Art 