What are some non political themes

I'm creating some artwork for my instagram.

Can you help me to think of any themes which is non-political or not controversial.

I know politics is everywhere

e.g nature, cats, clouds etc...

Thank you

architecture, interesting buildings, derelict buildings, doorways, windows, the sea, beaches, gardens, wildflowers, I could go on...

what is your intention with your art? do you want to create something with meaning and purpose or something intriguing/thought-provoking or just something that's aesthetically pleasing (also absolutely valid)?

think about that and once you know your intention it should be easier to make a decision regarding themes.

but here's a few suggestions anyway: music, literature, films/tv shows, events, cool locations, sunrise/sunsets, people, hobbies, etc..

It's the 2020's, alas, everything is political these days :lol:

:lol:

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Original post by Napp

It's the 2020's, alas, everything is political these days :lol:

:lol:

That's so true. Even with the architecture theme, crumbling concrete is in the news (following on swiftly from the cladding scandal):

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2023/jun/28/almost-600-schools-in-england-undergoing-urgent-structural-checks

Original post by normaw

That's so true. Even with the architecture theme, crumbling concrete is in the news (following on swiftly from the cladding scandal):

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2023/jun/28/almost-600-schools-in-england-undergoing-urgent-structural-checks

On the flip side at least some are really funny.. like those evil far right gargoyles or pinko concrete buildings😂

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