Throughout my career, my goal has remained constant: to capture a single moment in time. As an artist, my job is to observe as much as to create. With every second that passes, light changes, colors adjust, and the slightest physical shift occurs in nature. Each piece is based on a real place, a moment that I have experienced and been inspired by. There is something unique about being alone with nature — a quiet that connects me like no other. It is only this solitude, whether outside or in the studio, that allows me to let the landscape reveal itself to me. Living in Kennebunkport, I am immersed daily in the area of my greatest inspiration. It is a place where nature provides a lifetime of exploration and study. Where the fog can roll in at any moment and change the landscape. Where the greens of marsh change over to the warm ochre of autumn.

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1. C215 - JamaicaApril is upon us, and it's time for the March instalment of the Top 10 street art pieces on StreetArtNews (ranking based on our server's unique page-views). Featured number one is a beautiful Bob Marley stencil by C215.Of notable mention is Plastic Jesus, who's clever remark of the

Fiona and I went to see the Art of the Brick exhibition at Amsterdan Expo last Sunday. It's the collection of LEGO art works by Nathan Sawaya. The pieces on display are a mixed bag. Some are genuinely notable, such as the headline "Yellow" (the yellow torso ripping open his own chest), while others

For more than twenty years, the team at Water Studio in Culver City, CA, have been creating large-scale copper art pieces that seamlessly play off the dichotomy of the elements, bringing a touch of nature inside some of the country's most notable buildings.

Florence is one of the most charming and delicious cities I've ever been to. I feel so lucky to have been able to live there for a month studying Italian Renaissance Art. Of all the world's most notable pieces of art, half of them are in Italy and half of those are in Florence so…

The exhibit "Stitched: Scotland's Embroidered Art" at Dovecot Studios showcases 80 embroidery pieces by women and girls created between 1720 to 1920, highlighting the country's rich history. Notable works include Anna Forbes Leslie's map sampler and Louise Lorimer's intricate bedcover. The collection offers a fascinating glimpse into historical needlework.

Notable Opinion Art of 2013 - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com

A selection of illustrations that reflects on the issues of 2012 using exemplary wit, incisiveness, beauty and provocation.

Patrik Proško is a Czech artist renowned for his anamorphic art, which manipulates perspective to create images that appear distorted until viewed from a particular angle. He often uses discarded objects to construct intricate sculptures that reveal detailed portraits when seen from the right viewpoint. One of his notable works includes the portrait of Václav Havel at Prague's Václav Havel Airport. Proško co-founded the Illusion Art Museum (IAM) in Prague, where many of his pieces are showcased. His art challenges viewers' perceptions, revitalizing the tradition of illusionistic art by making it interactive and contemporary. Artist: @patrik_prosko Museum: @iamprague #art #illusion #3D

Notable Sales The following Violins, Violas, and Cellos are representative of some notable sales we have made over the last several years at Reuning & Son Violins.   Violins Antonio & Girolamo

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Hi Friends! First, my thoughts and prayers go out to all the people of Southern California. So many have had their entire lives ripped away from them by the wildfires plaquing their communities. I'm hoping the lack of winds today will help the firefighters contain the fires.  That being said, I'm so excited to join all these talented crafters for the Altenew January Release Blog Hop! You may have come from the one-and-only Cathy Zielske, but if not feel free to start your hop at Altenew.  There's a lot I'm anxious to share so let's get right to it! The Craft Your Life Project Kit: Butterfly Garden has this amazing set of stencils that creates a beautiful collection of butterflies, foliage, and dots.  There's also a die to cut these all out at the same time, which I've done for a subsequent card, but for this card I chose to feature them all uncut as a patterned paper.  I did cut a set of butterflies from plain white cardstock, and used one to cover the middle butterfly, bending the wings up so you can still get a peek at the colors underneath.  Ombre enamel dots down the buterfly's body match the ink colors. These are some of the butterflies I cut out from that large sheet, flying out of the stamped mason jar.  I like that the die cuts pretty close to the image.  The fancy gold-embossed HOPE sentiment is from this Butterfly Garden set as well. Here's another version of that card, but with a vellum mason jar, and solid cardstock butterflies. The background is a bit smoother (almost like cement), as I inked onto the dry side of the card instead of the wet side in the prior example. What a great sentiment!! Coordinating with the Butterfly Garden, there's a stand alone Serene Garden embossing folder that has an incredible amount of detail in the main butterfly, as well as some florals. It's all you really need for a card! Before embossing, I inked up the folder with warm gray and was able to really highlight the embossed images in white.  Another useful set is the Have Faith Word Die - bonus that EVERYTHING is connected, even the dot on the "i" yay!  This Garden Bench set is just so adorable, and the best thing is that even with all of the detail on the bench with the wood slats and the wrought iron scroll frame, there are only three pieces to cut and assemble. Thoughtfully designed! This is one of the sentiments that comes with the mini stamp set, and I think it's a sweet way to send your sympathies to someone.  Finally, the Carnation Layering Dye Set really impressed me. Aside from the ease of cutting the petals and leaves all at one time, there are some nice debossed areas in the middle of the petals and veins of the leaves to give extra interest. I cut all petal layers out of a light pink cardstock and then inked the different layers. Extra foliage from the Butterfly Garden are tucked into the grouping.  To balance the large black sentiment on top, and the thin black secondary sentiment, I wanted some black on the bottom of the card too, but black cardstock was feeling a bit flat. So I went into my basement storage area and grabbed some black lace. Perfect! Giveaway Info: $300 in total prizes! To celebrate this release, Altenew is giving away a $100 gift certificate to 1 lucky winner and a $50 gift certificate to 4 winners! Please leave a comment on the Altenew Card Blog and/or each designer’s blog post on the blog hop list below by January 15th for a chance to win. Altenew will draw 5 random winners from the comments left on each stop of this blog hop and announce the winners on the Altenew Winners Page on January 17th, 2025. The winner of the $100 gift certificate will be chosen from comments left on the Altenew blog.  I'm now pleased to send you to the next stop on this hop with Pam Boedeker! If you need to zip to anywhere else in the hop the master list is below: You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter Thanks for stopping by! - Kelly Supplies Used (affiliate links if you like what you see, I appreciate your support!!) Carnation Layering Die Set Garden Bench Die and Mini Stamp Set Craft Your Life Kit: Butterfly Garden