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I hope I haven’t overwhelmed you with all the sunflower goodness this week. “Three Sunflowers in a Vase.” Oil on Canvas. Thank you for the sunshine and for introducing me to a new artist, Gina! Posted on JJCategories Art, Artists, Flowers, Grief, Healing, love notes, Mail, Postcards, soul work, sunflowers Tags #lovenotesjb, Arinda Craciun, Art, artist, flowers, Healing, inspiration, Postcards, snail mail, snail mail revolution, soul work, sunflowers, Wildflowers Blooming in Community 8 Comments on Wildflowers in the Mail | Discover… The Masters | Anguish and Gratitude: Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers with Heart

You can also find her work on Instagram and Behance. I was going to save it for my next sunflower week, but decided to share it today because we can always use a little extra sunshine! Sonnenblumefrische is the work of Berlin illustrator, Arinda Craciun, who shares about her art and process on her website.

The stillness within and allow it to cradle you until you emerge whole.Ībout the Image: This postcard came a few days ago all the way from Germany, sent by my literary twin, Gina B. The lessons in the turbulence of sorrow and everyday struggle. The sacredness of this moment with all its questions stirring up the wind. I decided to share the words I wrote to my partner because, maybe, someone in my blogging audience needs the words today. I happened across an extra copy of the postcard I made for Love Notes 38, prompt 1. Posted on DecemDecemCategories Alabama, Art, Artists, Exhibits, Fine Arts Tags Art, artist, Beyond Van Gogh, Beyond Van Gogh The Immersive Experience, collage, Dutch Painter, Exhibit, Fine Arts, photo collage, Post-Impressionist, Van Gogh, Vincent Van Gogh 4 Comments on Photo Collage | Beyond Van Gogh Wildflowers in the Mail | Discover… My guys and I agreed the only thing that would make the experience better is to experience it without all the other people. Participation in the immersive experience was the next best thing to being inside the artist’s mind or at the tip of his paintbrush. From the beautiful quotes extracted from the letters between van Gogh and his brother, Theo, to piecing together the story of his life through vignettes and images, to the entire van Gogh portfolio unfolding before our eyes and beneath our feet–the entire expereince was simply breathtaking.

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The guys and I were headed to Atlanta for Thanksgiving, so a stop in Birmingham for the exhibition was the perfect kickoff for the extra long weekend.īeyond Van Gogh was everything I expected plus more. I secured tickets almost as soon as they became available. Vincent van Gogh is my my favorite Post-Impressionist artist, so when Beyond Van Gogh finally opened in Alabama, there was no way we were going to miss it. I’m awake later than usual, so I decided to take a few moments to share a “few” of the 200+ shots I captured at Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience last year. I was supposed to share this collage a few days ago, but the weekend required rest, and Monday was…Monday. Posted on OctoOctoCategories #ThursdayTreeLove, Art, Artists, Fine Arts, iPhone Photos, Photography, Trees Tags #ThursdayTreeLove, #treelove, Art, artist, French Post-Impressionism, Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, photography, Pointillism, Robert Delaunay, Trees 14 Comments on #ThursdayTreeLove | I “Created” a Few Masterpieces! Photo Collage | Beyond Van Gogh If you would like to play along, post a picture of a tree on your blog and link it back to her latest #treelove post. I usually join Parul Thakur for #ThursdayTreeLove every second and fourth Thursday of the month. I enjoy actual tree art even more, but nothing, nothing, nothing takes the place of spending time in the presence of actual trees. Of course, I enjoy playing with the trees in the app. Oh, if only creating such masterpieces were as easy as clicking a style and moving a few sliders till the desired result is achieved! I am intrigued by how the building in the background completely changed for each style–into a lake in Seurat’s style! I’m also tickled because with all the “additions,” the composition of the trees remains the same, for the most part. Notice how the three individuals walking in the middle ground of the original photo become either a lone figure under a tree or many enjoying an outing or picnic, like in Seurat’s original masterpiece, A Sunday on La Grande Jatte (1884).

Look at what happened to my iPhone photo (above) when I played around with it in the app– All the filters make photos look like they were done by the art masters, but I think I am a little fixated on the Pointillism makeovers. I have been having a little fun with Impressionist, a photo app that transforms photographs into paintings of various periods and styles–Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, Fauvism, Modernism, and more.