My first encounter with ice navigation was in the winter of 1998.
My ship was sailing around the coast of Newfoundland, heading towards Montreal, Canada.
During winters, the warm ocean water freezes into solid ice in colder regions, sometimes as thick as 1-2 meters!!
This thick ice creates resistance and pressure against the ship’s movement and ships have to cut through this solid ice and force their way to move ahead.
Outside air temperature drops below zero degrees, and if there is wind blowing, it creates something called wind chill (I recollect the lowest temperature I have experienced was around -40 deg C including wind chill!!)
There must be a point in our childhood which carried vivid and messier imagination with colors that expressed or defined us freely without any hesitation or rules or styles.
Why did become more conscious about every move we make and what others would say?My journey with art began with my elder son showing interest in drawing and we enrolled him into weekend art classes.
His teacher was a reputed artist with an innate ability to connect with kids and help them discover the artist within themselves.
So here are some musings from the world of art which I enrolled to spend time to and how they have changed the way I look at life :Finding the problem–We are rising as solution-oriented instead of looking for the source of the problem.
Art can help in finding the problem before you go on the solution-finding mission.
First try to understand the problem better using different perspectives, before attempting to solve itIts OK to make mistakes -Every stroke of the brush comes with a new effect.