It’s a Beautiful Thing!
When we created DADA, we didn’t know that we were going to help create true friendships. We expected people to “connect” and “follow”, but what we love the most is to see people becoming friends through drawing. We are thrilled to watch our social network become an irrepressibly joyful space for collaboration and experimentation. People get hooked and draw like crazy, others leave and come back, make friends, tell endless stories together, improve their craft, and encourage others. We could not ask for anything more.
Except, we could. We ask you to keep drawing, keep having fun, keep growing as artists. The more you draw, the more you follow other artists, the more you answer other artists’ drawings, and the better you do it, the more experience you gain. It’s like real life.
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Boris Toledo Doorn and Cronomaniaco[/caption]
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Cromomaniaco and Orne Taricco[/caption]
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Cromomaniaco and Talita Sotomayor[/caption]
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Cromomaniaco and Talita Sotomayor[/caption]
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Brian Mosch, Lorena Pinasco and Moxarra[/caption]
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Hector Ricardo Tolosa and Beatriz Helena Ramos[/caption]
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Larisa Sasso Makarios and Beatriz Helena Ramos[/caption]
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Beatriz Helena Ramos and Albert Vendrell[/caption]
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Caro DeGiorgio and Albert Vendrell[/caption]
We are all creative! Art should be part of our daily lives. Only one thing feels better than creating something out of our imagination and that is connecting with others through the art we make.
Featured image by Juliana Casali.
