Making arts and DIYs has always been something I have loved doing. I was one of those kids who had a massive piece of paper on the wall of their living room so that they could draw on the walls. My mom had bought those bath crayons so that I could draw on the walls of my bath.
Though a lot of things have changed since I was a kid, and my love for drawing slowly faded away as I grew up, do not fret! Its only because i wasnt the best at it. Its also because I realized that I preferred to make stuff with my hands. Not that drawing isnt made from your hands—I'm not sure what I mean by that, but let me give you some examples: I learned to crochet at 12 and absolutely fell in love with it when my grandma taught me. I also started journaling because I never was one to keep a diary. So you now see how I craft and what I do.
Another thing about making art that is really important for me is the irregularity. I never had and probably never will have a schedule for when I journal or a precise time where I only read. I do what I want when i have the passion for it. Sometimes I don't read, paint my nails, or craft anything for a few weeks because I want to do something else, and I have learned through the years that that's okay, and it doesnt make me any less of an artist. Because at the end of the day, the skills you have or the amount of times you spend crafting doesnt determine if you are an artist ornot;, what determines it is if you have the passion and you yearn to create, whether you can or not.

Anyway, all of this is to say that crafting is a big part of my life. Not that I am necessarily very good at it, but my passion makes up for it.