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Ideal Conversations. Digital art created on canvas. August 3, 2024. Afrika Abney


The vibrant yellow hues used in this artwork evoke feelings of warmth, happiness, and creativity. The monochromatic color scheme adds a sense of unity and harmony to the piece.


The artist's choice of yellow as the dominant color in this painting is no coincidence. Yellow is often associated with feelings of joy, optimism, and enlightenment.


This yellow painting with a yellow background is not just a piece of art, but a symbol of hope and happiness. The use of vibrant yellow hues and the monochromatic color scheme create a sense of unity and harmony.



Committed to fostering community engagement through the arts, I excel in facilitating discussions around art, dance, and poetry. My work not only showcases creativity but also serves as a platform for meaningful conversations that enrich the cultural fabric of the community.


An ideal conversation at work can be effective and meaningful, and can help you learn and develop professionally. Here are some tips for having a good conversation at work:

Be a good listener: Use active listening to show you're paying attention, such as making eye contact, nodding, and using brief verbal gestures.


Ask questions: Use open-ended questions and ask follow-ups.


Find common ground: Look for mutual interests and experiences.


Be balanced: Ensure the conversation is balanced, and that each person has an equal opportunity to share information.


Be aware of nonverbal cues: Focus on your nonverbal communication and be aware of others' non-verbal cues.”

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