BBC – Culture – How to cook like Henri Toulouse-Lautrec.
Who knew Toulouse-Lautrec had a cookbook? I think, perhaps, I would rather be able to paint as he did (instead of only being able to draw stick figures 😦 ). I love art (in fact, I have it as a category on my blog menu), so it’s interesting to see those who can combine their artistic talent with their passion for food. See my previous post for one such artist.
GENIUS Pant Hanger = Art Hanger » Curbly | DIY Design Community.
I love art, but I am sort of craft-challenged…so, when I came across this DIY art project, I was so excited! I have several of this type of hanger from yard sales. They actually came with the clothes I had purchased, and I would have never thought of using them in this fashion. I found a great pic of my mom from the 70’s (looking very hip and mod, I must say), so I am going to blow it up in B&W for this project.
I still have a few other projects I want to work on, so I will post more as ideas inspire me. Re & up cycling is a great way to decorate on the cheap! I also love using vintage pieces to create new and unique things.
Another simple project I came across is to blow up old postcards and use them as pictures. I have a fab one we found from 1908!
Welcome » Liz Vaughn- Contemporary Paintings.
I first came across Liz Vaughn’s work in a coffee shop and was instantly smitten. Such playfulness and whimsy! Very creative!
Pics from La Zia Native American Arts. La Zia is actually part of a greater community of 6 Native Arts galleries. They have some beautiful pieces! I especially love the turquoise. It’s tucked away on a little side street in Tucson, Arizona. A must-stop spot if you’re in town.
Pics from the Tucson Museum of Art located in Downtown Tucson, Arizona. The museum has a quaint little gift shop and offers free tours on the first Sunday of the month.
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