Orange on Corduroy Like Flies on Rice
Here’s a ski tip: There are always rewards for having your IPhone handy, especially on a ski slope.
Here’s a ski tip: There are always rewards for having your IPhone handy, especially on a ski slope.
From golden time to twilight to dusk, the best light can be found when it’s waning.
Making the most of a short summer, Maine’s wildflowers erupt in a riot of vivid color.
Photographers, like painters, present their vision of what they see to the world. Like painters, they’re artists. Talk with them about their art the same way.
Each spring the Texas Hill Country wildflowers I await most fervently return. They’re here . . . !
As a writer, words are your paint. Here’s a quote from Rhys Alexander to remind you to use all the colors.
Bauhaus artist Paul Klee found himself possessed by color after an influential trip to Tunisia. But time spent in Italy informed his art as well.
Making art is messy for a reason. It’s to remind us that we won’t ever get it just right, or even close to perfect.
You can find something vivid and memorable in the most mundane places, when you’re always on the lookout for the details.
Nature can inspire, enlighten and intrigue you in ways that bring meaning to your art.
A photo gallery shows that street life in Mexico can get pretty colorful behind a cloak of stillness.
Cause and Effect in Two Colorful Photos.
Light meets design makes shadow creates pattern bathes piano attracts musician rides bike brings color makes music becomes art = pairings, unexpected . . . “Creativity is that marvelous capacity […]
— Found: An oft-painted warehouse wall, pitted, cracking, alive with color. Lost: The desire for perfection. “Perfectionism means that you try not to leave so much mess to clean up. But […]