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~I write because I saw a Watercolor picture of Emily Bronte's dog which she did, she had drew the picture somewhere in 1890. A masterpiece of watercolor work of her dog "Keeper" and yet she was not a painter but her brother that means, I can imagine, she was also well art educated, that years were definitely good for learning to paint masterpieces even you weren't meant to be artist. And I think of her as an Idealistic spirit which she was of course, and beyond.  Some works like some words are made to inspire philosophical matters, at least to me who I like to appreciate the meaning behind of the beautiful things. If there is any. This thing is one for sure inspires me to write about Idealism in art and the way I'm thinking it, like a privilege to be a being not necessarily an artist, but a human with an idealistic eye. Life is not only for living, life is for the beauty and if you create beauty the meaning is more likely to be a meaningful person, if that exists....

As I watch the new store of the street of my house which because of it's Sunday and no one is in though it's a new one and under construction yet, and I suppose the right thing to do if it's yours is be there every day until at least it's ready to open, my mind goes to the artists. As an artist myself and who ever is an artist like me 24/7 ready and "open" and Sundays are for "work" too if has to be, I can't think a day off or even vacation without at least shopping some supply and thinking about art or visiting galleries and art Exhibitions for inspiration. Of course I will not compare a store and a full time artist, it has nothing much to say for a shop on the street that has rules and people to pay etc.  But artists are really professionals in the general meaning or even normal working dudes? Painters are for sure but, artists who live their lives for art and not just for the living, are they do have a working limitation ever?  Even a career t...