Linda, who lives in Washington has the awesome blog Lambsworld. Linda is into all the fun stuff, paper crafts, ATC's, mixed media art, jewelry making and shopping for all the fun stuff to make her beautiful creations with.
Linda's blog has all sorts of fun art to check out.
This piece is shown on the blog with what Linda had to start with. It is pure fun. Be sure to check it out.
I love altered art and this blog just adds to my creative heaven. The Blog is Trash to Treasure and the artist extraordinaire is Lynn Stevens. Lynn lives in Luna, Idaho and is an all around talented artist. It has been a life long adventure for her where she has created wildlife paintings, wood sculptures, murals, and works with faux finishing. "She also designs Historical signs for Idaho for sightseeing 
This beautiful Piece of Art is found on the blog of Lisa McShane at 100 Paintings She's an oil painter in Bellingham Washington and is drawn to the landscape of the intermountain west.She loves the light, the fields of wheat, the big skies and the ribbons of road cutting through the land, as show in the Painting above. Lisa also has a website Lisa McShane Paintings.
This adventurous blog: Travel Postcard, belongs to Lay Hoon, who lives in Kajang, Malaysia. She has done a great job making this a gorgeous blog full of exotic pictures from postcards showcasing all four corners of the earth. It's great to enjoy not only the fronts of the postcards but also the stamps and the backs of the postcards.
Jill McDonald Designs
This one's a little weird, I think? There was a fire? There's trains, a munny, chia pets, and Caring. My Blog Hop today is starting out on the wild side. I am always amazed by our different styles of art. This one sure has a mind of its own. Check out the funky art at Carolines blog at CARE.
This cute picture sloanetanen is from the blog of Kraftykym. Oh where do I start? Kym's blog is nothing but fun and ahh. All it takes is a creative enthusiast to open up more of our incredibly art filled world and the smiles can't help but hurt your face. 
This adorable picture is from the vacation pictures from Krista and Toby at Sadie's Folks blog. I love travel blogs they always have the best stories and pictures. The church pictures are great architecture works of art that really amazing.
While visiting Karyl Dokos blog I found this great piece of art by Jacob Hashimoto. His work is so beautiful that I had to learn about him. He is a Japanese American living and working in LA, who uses many traditional time staking techniques. He is apparently most known for his Authentic kite making and creates huge sculpture forms out of thousands of hand made kites. Check out more of his art work you will be glad you did.
As found on the blog of Karyl Dokos these pictures show part of her journey of exploring the different venues of creation and art. The essence of creativity. The lessons of the Wabi Sabi were beauty comes from raw forms is comforting in the development of art.
This Painting is by artist Dennis Hollingsworth. He uses massive texture which is one of the explorations of Karyls blog.
This picture of the tree bark is just one of the examples from Karyls blog in where she explores the intricacies of texture and form. Check out her blog for more inspiring and thought provoking art.
I have always loved postcards. From as far back as I can remember I was excited at the presence of one in the mailbox. I grew to collect them from antique stores and the such. I hopped onto this fun blog at Postcrossing-Postcards all over the world. 
Brandi at Sparkle Shimmer and Twinkle has a cute blog for the Paper Crafter. Cute Pixies and puppies and so much more :-)
As I was leaving for work yesterday I noticed that there were flags out in front of our sub-sub division and wondered why they were there, then I forgot about it. As coincidence would have it, Suzy at Prickly Pear Scrapbook blog had an answer for me. It was flag day yesterday. June 14th is the day that commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States, which happened that day by resolution of the Second Continental Congress in 1777.
This is an Orienteering map from the blog Sherpes Trail. I find maps fascinating in many ways. The swirls, the lines, the circles are a work of art in themselves. Not to mention I have a very modest but very cool collection of maps that I use as Ephemera for Collage Altered Art. I have always thought that maps are beautiful, let alone the adventure of map making and map following a very cool hobby. I never new what Orienteering was until coming across this blog. My grandfather worked on trails and mapped them out many years ago in our summer cottage community in Michigan. He mapped out miles and miles of trails through the gorgeous vegetation in which we are given hours and hours of fun in nature, which is a welcome reprieve from our loud and busy lives. 
When I was about to hop on over to another blog I came across this adorable miniature "Doddle Bug House". I love miniature houses and the like. The imagination soars on the clouds that swirl around this precious tiny abode.
