Life is a blank canvas, and you need to throw all the paint on it you can.

Cast as an artist’s metaphor, the line urges an active, exuberant approach to living: experience is not something merely received but something made. A “blank canvas” suggests possibility and responsibility—life begins without a finished design, and meaning emerges through choices, risks, and experiments. “Throw all the paint” emphasizes abundance over restraint: try widely, commit fully, and accept messiness as part of creation. The image also implies that regret often comes from underuse of opportunity; the antidote is to engage—emotionally, creatively, socially—before the canvas is no longer available to work on.