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Ferris Wheel Press Ink swatching done!
I swatched my order this past Wednesday! The weather was cool and sun shining so what better day to complete it! I purposely tried to make bottles similar to the sizes I received which made me happy. I did get a lot of shimmery ones which were very pretty! Seeing the swatches on paper looks immaculate. Black Masquerade is so pretty with how it shimmers in the light and Tumultuous Tides surprised me. I didn’t think I would like it but I like how vibrant it is! What color stands out to you guys? I did attach a video and will make some reels or shorts for the swatching process. Look out for that! 👀
Ferris Wheel Press Ink swatching done!
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@Hansheng Lee thank you!! Honestly all of them together does look really appealing! It is hard to find something that vibrant but I’m glad I got a mix of colors that I like!
Lines, Nature, and Legacy: Finding Inspiration in Art Nouveau
At one point in my artistic journey, I discovered the Art Nouveau movement and was especially drawn to the work of Alphonse Mucha, a Czech painter and illustrator who rose to prominence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work is instantly recognizable for its vivid color palettes, flowing line work, and the seamless integration of nature inspired elements. Through his compositions, he created a visual language that felt both elegant and alive, helping define one of the most influential art movements of its time. Some of his most iconic works were created as advertisement posters, promoting everything from theatre productions to consumer goods like chocolates and beverages. Rather than viewing commercial work as lesser than fine art, Mucha saw it as an opportunity to bring beauty into everyday life. He once said, “I was happy to be involved in an art for the people and not for private drawing rooms. It was inexpensive, accessible to the general public, and it found a home in poor families as well as in more affluent circles.” This philosophy is incredibly powerful. His mission was not just to create beautiful imagery, but to make art accessible to everyone. By communicating through strong design, symbolic imagery, and intentional composition, he was able to captivate audiences across all walks of life. His work reminds us that art does not have to exist only in galleries to have meaning. It can live in everyday spaces and still inspire wonder. While Art Nouveau is sometimes viewed as ornate or decorative, its emphasis on line, form, and natural harmony helped push art forward into new territories. The balance between bold structure and soft, organic elements created an immersive visual experience that continues to influence artists today. Reflecting on artistic influence can be a powerful tool for growth. •What artists throughout history have had a meaningful impact on your artistic journey? •What specific techniques, ideas, or philosophies have you carried into your own work?
Lines, Nature, and Legacy: Finding Inspiration in Art Nouveau
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I don’t have an artist through history that I’ve looked up to! It could be because I haven’t researched or since I’m still learning my style. Throughout my life I’ve come across some pieces of artwork that I thought was pretty or beautiful. I’ve also never been to an art gallery! I started learning art by myself except for an art class or two I took during school. Most of the art I found I like were during conventions or on YouTube. One that I’ve followed for a while is Mmmmonexx (https://youtube.com/@mmmmonexx?si=dIpbwQdBdV0NYYd5) who I’ve learned beginner techniques from and quite enjoy their videos! I’ve attached some sketches I did following along. At a convention I ended up buying a couple of art collection books because I liked the style. It is something I hope I can continue to learn from and use as inspiration! I will also attach some images.
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@Christopher Foster good idea! I do want to see an art gallery or museum soon! I like that saying because you can gain experience or be inspired by anything!
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Sharing some love on this day with a beautiful bouquet my husbando got for me! I don’t have a proper vase which is why it is in that large mug. Goal for today is to relax and enjoy company. I’m sharing a work in progress on the coloring book too. I hope you all have a great day with any loved ones!
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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@Carin Wogahn thank you! Yes! He purposely looked for more purple flowers but I like how everything looks together 🥰
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@Christen Jones I’m glad that the day was good for you and spending time to take a breather!
Science and Art
Hello, everyone! I've been a little MIA due to work and health stuff but I am back and ready to do some more art. Today I went to the Science Museum of Virginia to watch a movie about space exploration but I wanted to check out their gallery to see if there was anything new; I was not dissapointed! These are photos of plants, microorganisms and fungi samples, which were taken from soil from a former coal mining area. The colors were removed with chemicals and blue dye were inserted to show how paths were created within root cells of plant matter. There is a full explanation in the photos I took and you can find more of the artist's work on her website. http://www.dawnfelicia.com/ If you have a chance to go to the science museum in Richmond, Va, I highly recommend checking it out.
Science and Art
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It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a museum! I’m glad you were able to enjoy the artwork from the samples. It’s cool to use dyes to be able to see the definition of the organisms. Definitely will have to go visit!
🧧🔥🐎 Happy Lunar New Year~ Year of the Fire Horse 🐎🔥🧧
The Lunar New Year is a time of renewal, intention, and forward movement. A moment to release what no longer serves us and step into the energy of what we’re ready to create next. The Fire Horse carries themes of courage, passion, transformation, and momentum~ which feels deeply aligned with the creative journey. Art asks us to take risks, to trust our instincts, and to keep moving even when the path isn’t perfectly clear. As we enter this new year together, I hope you give yourself permission to explore boldly, create freely, and grow at your own pace. Every step counts. Every mark matters. If you celebrate, feel free to share your traditions with us~ and if you don’t, you’re still welcome to set an intention for what you want to create or cultivate this year. What energy are you bringing into your creative practice this year? ✨ 🧧🔥🐎
🧧🔥🐎 Happy Lunar New Year~ Year of the Fire Horse 🐎🔥🧧
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For me I want to carry the momentum and passion into this new Lunar New Year! Not to complete things perfectly but completing each piece in general. Trying to build mileage by completing each work rather than chasing perfection. That seems to be the ongoing theme for me
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