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A Christmas story…

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Vogue: The Elitist Dream for The Masses | A R T L▼R K

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December 14, 2020

The chicklets made a tree in the dining room, but quickly found out it was temporary. Still, everyone who saw it, thought it was quite impressive. | Rethinking Life

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The Gerda Gals Framed Art Print at Redbubble © Sarah Vernon
December 13, 2020

First Night Design | A Bit of Braque, a Pinch of Picasso and the World of Gerda Wegener #New

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Indian Blue Peafowl Pattern at Fine Art America © Sarah Vernon
December 6, 2020

First Night Design | Indian Blue Peafowl Pattern #Art #New!

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November 27, 2020

PURE LOVE | My Life as an Artist (2)

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November 25, 2020November 25, 2020

Giving Thanks – Miles and “The Wild Robot” | A Teacher’s Reflections

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First Night Design | Syncopated Lady #Christmas Edition @ Zazzle #Art #New!

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November 18, 2020November 18, 2020

Art Detectives: Anne Birch by George Romney

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A Christmas story…

Originally posted on Rethinking Life:
“My mom said smoking is bad for people.” The man looked down and saw a young girl.  “How old are you?” he asked. “I’ll be seven.  How old are you?” “A lot older than that,” he laughed.  “And you’re mother is right.  Smoking is bad for people.” “If you know…

Vogue: The Elitist Dream for The Masses | A R T L▼R K

Vogue: The Elitist Dream for The Masses | A R T L▼R K

On the 17th of December 1892, the first issue of Vogue was published in America. The popular fashion magazine, which has reached by now an average monthly print circulation of 11.3 million, was founded by Arthur Turnure as a weekly society publication. Vogue magazine became instantly the biggest competitor to another… Source: Vogue: The Elitist […]

The chicklets made a tree in the dining room, but quickly found out it was temporary. Still, everyone who saw it, thought it was quite impressive. | Rethinking Life

I’m in love with the chickets’ Christmas Tree! The chorus committee decided to surprise everyone at lunch. They made a tree and sang a few Chickmas songs but quickly realized that they couldn’t maintain their shape, nor could they eat lunch. So the tree … Source: The chicklets made a tree in the dining room, […]

First Night Design | A Bit of Braque, a Pinch of Picasso and the World of Gerda Wegener #New

First Night Design | A Bit of Braque, a Pinch of Picasso and the World of Gerda Wegener #New

I used a selection of public domain images of the paintings of Gerda Wegener that are available on Wikimedia, starting with En sommerdag (1927) for my base layer. My intention was a collage in the style of my Medicinal Collage design but the creative journey led me in another direction influenced unconsciously by some of […]

First Night Design | Indian Blue Peafowl Pattern #Art #New!

First Night Design | Indian Blue Peafowl Pattern #Art #New!

‘If you want a golden rule that will fit everybody, this is it: Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.’ William Morris 1834 – 1896 A nod to William Morris using a vintage peacock image from the Graphics Fairy and part of Morris’ Peacock […]

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