/r/RecoveryArts
A community to share recovery-related artwork
Show us your journey.
Welcoming all visual creations (eg, paintings, drawings, collages, sculptures, wood work, needle work, etc) reflecting recovery from addictions, trauma & PTSD, mental illness, phycial injuries, grief & loss, and other adverse life challenges.
/r/RecoveryArts
Sharted my way through dinner tonight. Enjoy my shart art.
I have stomach issues due to post acute withdrawal syndrome and apparently, sharting my way thru dinner and pretending it didn't happen is one of the issues.
Feeling’ it lately Chumbawumba though Peace And love
Sorry I haven't posted in awhile. Been trying to take better care of my mental health. I quit smoking weed, and I feel great now. Still dabble with booze and well tobacco (I'll probably never quit lol) but I did switch to pipe and it's a little better not gonna lie. Anyways Pax Tecum everyone and have an awesome week Carpe Diem!!
I grew up as a Jehovah witness until 18 Seeing all the images of doom as a child I think was a big influence on my art at that time Now I’m coming back to art and here’s a quick sketch today
First piece of 2024
“We must never forget that we may also find meaning in life even when confronted with a hopeless situation, when facing a fate that cannot be changed. For what then matters is to bear witness to the uniquely human potential at its best, which is to transform a personal tragedy into a triumph, to turn one’s predicament into a human achievement.”
Edit: search for that title and “free pdf” and you’ll find a few sources, including one at archive(dot)org
I used to loathe myself drowning, and staring at this quote from Socrates, but now I use it to remind myself of the reasons I will never go back there. I hope that wherever you are in your journey of recovery, things like this will give you the strength to become the best you can be.
Kinda goofy. I've never shared this before, but to me it illustrates a return to being Me, and the long road i had ahead of me, when i first started in recovery.
I am struggling with addiction and mental health and I am a beginner artist. I want to know how does art affect your mental health/how do you use art to help with it?