r/redlighttherapy • u/PetuniaGardenSlave • Apr 10 '24
New panel WAY too bright, not sure if I can use it even with black out goggles
Is there something I can use that will definitely block it from my eyes ? Using the blackout goggles it came with and closing eyes does nothing, it still hurts to face it.
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How her drawing abilities change throughout the years
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Apr 30 '24
Have you tried art since ? When I was young I drew ALL THE TIME. Then by high school/college I had completely given it up and would never have called myself an artist. Then in my 30s I picked it back up because a friend took me to a "paint your pet" thing where they guide you on how to paint a picture of your dog or whatever. And holy shit my skills .... I just painted what I saw and it came out amazing/something I would have only dreamed of being able to do when I was young. I always thought it was just practice practice practice but for me at least , I just needed a more mature mind ? I'm sure I could be even better if I'd never stopped but also just the passage of time honed my skill level