Fairy and FLowers

This is a beautiful Postcard off of todays Postcrossing wall.

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This Cool Liquid Photo is from Linden Gledhill Photography.
If you haven't checked out Yay!everyday You don't know what you're missing.. You'll be glad you did.

Photos To Drive Your Senses Crazy

These are from the website Staudinger + Franke. They are like the best Photography studio in the world so there's not much more I can say. Give yourself a treat and visit their website, especially the Stills. Wow, is all I can say! Take a visit, You'll be glad you did~

Pins and Flowers

This Pins and Thread design is from the blog of Philippa Johnson.

This blog has all kinds of flower patterns which are on windows, Philippas sketch pads, and fabric color splashing. Philippas blog is out of London, and she seems to have done quite a bit of traveling , so there's some interesting photos too.

Be sure to check out this very creative blog, You'll be glad you did~

Fasinating Journey Through The Artists Bungalow

This is from the incredible blog The Home Life Series and is the creative talent of Artist Mary Dibasio. I am forever amazed at the talent and creativity that I discover just hopping the blogosphere. This blog is simply amazing. This picture is part of Marys bungalow series and they are all simply fascinating to look at. Mary is a master at collage and assemblage art. (an artistic process in which a three dimensional artistic composition is made from putting together found objects.wikipedia)

Marys bungalow project is made up of her "taking pictures of tabletops that she combines with pictures of windows that are taken from the inside of a house. They are collaged with other photographs she takes from the inside..to build little bungalows".(expressmilwaukee)

Marys started her creative journey with her "first love of the process of Printmaking and is really interested in a lot of mediums".You can find her blog with some of her printmaking at Bodies Upon Bodies .On the Home Life Series blog there is also a series of Monsters that are also developed using the contrast of black.

Please Check out this incredible blog, You'll be glad you did~

The Artist Shows Us Distance and Form

These two pictures are from the blog Distance and Form by the Artist Ignacio Michaud who currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia. Ignacio is a provocative artist who knows how to use color and isn't afraid to show emotion through his art.

Be Sure to check out Ignacios Artist Blog, You'll be glad you did~

The Art Is In The Shoes

These beautiful sandles are the creation of Luciene Vitta who lives in Brazil. They are from her blog Art In Jewelry. There are many other pieces of her artwork. Remember if you're using the Google Translator change it from Portuguese.
Be sure to check out Lucienes blog, You'll be glad you did~

Beautiful Pottery From Estela in Argentina

These pictures are from the blog Sculpture and Around. These beautiful creations are from the talent of Estela Cecilia Cafaro who lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. There are many more where these came from. The blog is in Spanish so don't forget to use the Google translator if you need it.

Check out Estelas blog, You'll be glad you did~

Random Arts Of Kindness in Postcard Art

For my love of Postcards and Art together this is from the blog PostSecret. It "is an ongoing community ArT PrOjEcT where people mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a postcard." This looks like a fun .. Check out all the cool PostCards theyv'e received and all the fun and heart warming stuff people have written on them, and maybe you'll even want to send your own. and oh yea, they even have books you can buy..Oh the Fun..
Check out this blog, You'll be glad you did~

Smiling Happy People Floating Through Time

This is just a follow up on my post from yesterday. Vincent Levy at his blog Caraquet 2009 posted some more pictures from his installation at the art symposium. It's great going through the whole creative process with him on his blog.

Signs of Passing Time In Art

These fascinating pictures are from Vincent Levy's blogs.
I first visited his blog Caraquet 2009 with the help of the Google Translator, as Vincent is from Paris and all his blogs are in French. This particular blog is for an Art Residence that he is participating in that is in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Quebec, Canada.

The Caraquet 2009 is a symposium where ten artists are brought together to produce an art installation based on this years theme "Space Cathedral" for a public setting.

The participating visual artists are from Acadia Maritime, Quebec, Vancover and France.

Vincent Levy has worked in the field of Video and film and his primary focus has been using "time" as his subject. He takes pictures of people and uses these images to present the trace of time and memory. He does this both with digital film and video. In the Symposium his installation "Ghosts" is made up of pictures he has taken "on the spot" and displays the ceramic printed with pictures. "Each of these pictures represents a person encountered during his passage, and the Phantom installation archives the history of Acadia. These ceramics are designed to be suspended under a tree that will be installed in the exhibition".

I'm always interested in the creative process and appreciate it when artist such as Vincent let us in to the process and see "behind the scenes".

Be sure to check out these Fascinating blogs. You will be glad you did~

Quilting at the BuddyPatch

These two pictures are from the blog BUDDYPATCH. This blogger lives in Surrey, England where I spent some of my childhood. There is a beautiful collection of bird Images as well as nifty assorted quilting on bags. Buddypatch has a set of links that are great for the quilting enthusiast.

Check out this creative blog. You will be glad you did~

Inspiration and Creation In the Visual World

These two beautiful pictures are from the blog Sonalida.
This is a treasure trove of goodies to explore that is full of flowers, food, and relaxing music.

Sonalida lives in California and collects vintage tea cups and loves to visit tea rooms. Her blog was inspired by her Mother Sonia who loved to grow Roses, and her Grandmother Lida whom She will always remember her sewing and drinking Tea. Sonalidas blog has only been around since June of this year and all I can say is WOW!!!

It's like visiting a tea party in the middle of the most beautiful rose garden. It brings back memories for me of my childhood in England, where my American grandparents had a beautiful rose garden that I would play in. Then there was the rose garden at the local pub where my mom worked that I would pick roses with the little girl who lived there, and we would make "rose petal potions".

It has been such a treat to discover this delightful blog and I can't wait to visit again. Be sure to visit Sonalida, You will be glad you did~

Art from Buenos Aires, Argentina

I found these on the blog Cuenteando. And what is way cool is that I used the Google Translator and now can read the blogs in other languages. So, I know maybe everybody has been doing this already.. But I hadn't.. can you feel my excitement.
So anyway, this is from Gaby's blog Cuenteando. These two pictures are from the Patio del Hospital de Arle's. The painting is a Vincent Van Gogh . This is the hospital where he stayed after the "ear" incident. Gaby writes on her blog about the "twisted" sense of these things.

These little Voodoo guys seem to be a challenge that Gaby was given from a friend. They are
made of "felt, cloth lenci, embroidery thread and have a pin with perlite in the heart".

Check out Gaby's blog..Even use the goggle translator. You will be glad you did~

Sparking Your Imagination in the Whimsical

I found this creative art blog from discovering some fun pictures on Flickr. This blog is the art work of Debrina who is a whimsical extraordinaire. She professes to live in the

"Whimsical World of Fairies" which she does a great job in sharing with the rest of us. Her store on Etsy , Ebay, and Earth Angle Toys at Debrina Pratt-Fairyland store is a treat worth sampling. For those of us that have a love of altered art Debrina is a delightful inspiration. Debrinas blog is full of Freebie art collages, fun links, and so much more.

Make sure to check out this adorable blog. You will be glad you did~

Beads Galore

This cool picture is from the blog of Flemming Bindslev

Flemming is a book editor in Denmark. He likes drawing , photography and making music all of which you can enjoy on his blog. He gets to travel with his job and for fun, so his pictures are really fun to look at.

Check out his blog, you'll be glad you did~

Cup Cakes Of Art

I found these edible delights on the masmerah cupcakes! blog. I am a sucker for sweet art. This seems to be a new blog and I look forward to checking back in to see what other delightful treats they come up with.

The Art of What Love Gives

These two beautiful Paintings are the work of Jude Maceren and are from her blog Paintings By Jude Maceren Judes blog is full of her beautiful art work which is available on many different items at Zazzle

Where you can put her art work on anything from a t-shirt, to a coffee mug and all kinds of other stuff. I'm favoring the postcards because of the postcrossing project that I need post cards for.

Jude lives in Piscataway, New Jersey and is "An artist who loves to paint what LOVE gives." Her motivation is a belief that "There is a relationship of love in all created things." Her inner beauty is poured in to her incredible artwork.

You can also find her Art at Etsy, where you will totally be taken away by the pure talent of this blessing of an artist. Check out her blog, you will be glad you did~

Art Made Just So

This Piece of Art is from the blog of "make it so" where the artist "2 0 1 3" showcases her expressive work and quirky remarks. This blog is combination Art blog and fun banter.

This talented young artist started her blog only a few months ago and already has a growing collection of art work to check out. I look forward to Visiting with Miss 2 0 1 3 again.
Check out her blog, you'll be glad you did~

Wonders in the World of Miniatures

SQUIRE SQUIRREL

This adorable little guy is from the blog of Artist Melody Lamb , Original Miniature And (ACEO's) of Melody Lea Lamb. Melody "specializes in Miniature paintings and drawings also known as ACEO's"(Art card, editions and originals). Her tools of choice are "mainly colored pencil, India ink, and acrylic". Her blog profile explains her love of miniatures as an "intense sense of Intimacy that is experienced when you hold a piece in your hand".

One of my favorite things about her blog is the WIP(Work in progress) pictures she has showing the process she goes through with her pieces. There is also the fun of reading the inspiration behind the paintings as well as the stories about her subjects. It's all very fun to see all the creative pieces put together.

There is nothing miniature about the incredible realism and beauty that jumps off the screen as you get lost in Melody's world of her wildlife art. As well as her incredible talent she obviously has a huge heart. Her art work is often featured on Art for Critters the blog that is designated to raising money for worthy animal charities through the sale of Animal Art. Melody is also part of a blog The Art Of Rescue ,wich is another animal blog devoted to "Lending a Voice to those who have no choice" where they "join animal lovers together to creatively find ways to offer support and to make a better world for all our treasured best friends."

Melody Lamb has all kinds of goodies on her blog and website. Be sure to check them out. You will be glad you did.

Susi Galloway Finding the Beauty in the Storm

I found Susi Galloway's blog (Susi Galloway Fine Art Illustration Design) today while checking out some of her art. I'm instantly attracted to her artwork because of my love of the beach, clouds, and sunsets. She lives in Clearwater which is the closest beach to where I live here in Plant City, Florida. This particular picture was inspired while she was in Juno which is on the East Coast of Florida which is also a beautiful place to be.

There's also the West Coast of America represented in Susi's "City of Angels" painting and many from Arizona, and other fun places which instantly transport you there. There's also whimsical paintings and portraits full of expression and incredible color.


Susi's blog is great for the fan as well as the art enthusiast. I always think its cool seeing the artists inspiration and time line of the projects they're working on. The Youtube video that is on her blog has a large sample of her art work and is fun to watch.

Give yourself a treat and check out Susi Galloway's blog you'll be glad you did.

Dreamland Girls

There are some beautiful pictures on this blog. They are all in a dreamy mode, photoshop at its best. This blog Mi Uruguasha is foreign to me, so unfortunately I can't really say any more than, check it out, you'll be glad you did.

Ms. Taylor Webb The Ancient Speaker

Ms. Taylor Webb's Thought Blog is full of original art and thought provoking descriptions of each piece of work. Ms. Webb is in the midst of naming 300 paintings as she expresses "Creativity is so fulfilling and so hard at times." As any one in the creative process knows all too well.
Each piece of art work is brought to life by Ms. Webb's detailed journey of what the painting represents. You will not only enjoy her free spirited style of Art but will enjoy her spirited context of each beautiful piece of writing.

Bringing the Art and Voice together is something I personally enjoy. I appreciated Ms. Webb's self description as a "true polymath". Thanks to Wikipedia I now know that it means "Having learned much, A person whose knowledge is not restricted to one subject area" , and through this Ms. Webb shows us how to use both sides of our brains.
I feel not only inspired by her art by educated by her writings.