The digital age—and the artist in the digital age—need not concern himself with the unique idea. The age of the unique idea has passed. In a small town, or even in a midsized city—one without connectivity—a person might be able to imagine that he conceived of an idea alone, and he might present that idea to his community and feel that he owns it.

But with connectivity, we can see how ideas spring up simultaneously, in multiples. Expelling energy in an attempt to stake ownership of an idea will not serve us in the new age. What will serve is a compelling final product. Every finished product is unique to its maker. A finished product results when an idea—which may be a common one—passes through the machinery of one’s physical person, which has been shaped by every experience that individual has undergone. What’s of value is a final product. The idea you don’t have to build: it will elegantly fall from the sky.

The person—the body—the unique machinery of you, which is a sieve through which the idea will flow, a sieve that will color and shape that idea, is what every individual should concentrate on building.

Everything you’re exposed to, and especially exposed to repeatedly, builds you. So your freedom, your creative expression begins with your active choices regarding what you expose yourself to. When you choose what you consume, you are participating in an act of future creation. You are shaping yourself, and subsequently everything you will create will be in unique and incomparable. So you are building all the time, with everything you read, everything you see. You are powerful. Your connection to others is more evident than ever before, and your products have the power to travel more quickly, and more widely. You can choose to be a reflection of whatever is put before you, or you can choose—with incredible precision—what you put before yourself, and build yourself carefully. You can be a conglomerate of the popular ideas of your time, or you can step out of the flow of your time and return to it with a vision of your own. You decided to step out of the busyness time to come make your vision in an digital art to share with everyone, yours skills are unique and incomparable. Thanks for share your vision in digital art, a vision difficult for anyone to interpret exactly the mind or heart of your intention to designed this unique art Snr. @xpilar