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(PS: the art on the wall is not mine. Mine is everything on the table except the bowls, and the one on the easel of the Honey Jar).
I’ve had a very hard year, and I am slowly, quite trepidatiously moving from excessive care of others (as an empath this is like my bread and butter) to a place of increasing self care, that can see me grounded in my physical, emotional and spiritual lives. You can’t care for others, show them love,...
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Buying art is a worthwhile investment that provides many benefits, both personal and societal. It supports artists and the arts community, enriches our spaces, and contributes to the cultural heritage of our communities. Art has the power to evoke a wide range of emotions in humans. Depending on the...
In conclusion, while pop art and street art both emerged in the 20th century and share some similarities, they also have some important differences. Pop art is characterized by its use of recognizable imagery from popular culture, while street art is characterized by its use of public spaces and its...
However, as Michal Findlay suggests, buy art you love and that you'll be happy to look at every day and the value to you is infinite.
In conclusion, impressionist art and abstract art are two distinct styles of painting that developed during different time periods and have unique characteristics. While impressionist art is characterized by the use of small, thin brushstrokes and a focus on capturing the momentary impression of a s...
