Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been drawn to the color red.Red Skittles, red candy, red shirts, red shoes; if it came in red, I wanted it. Even my wedding flowers were red roses. There’s something about red that just speaks to me. It’s bright, bold, and alive. It commands attention without even trying….
Overcoming life’s valleys can feel impossible some days. I am not sure if this feeling is unique to artists, but there are times when, as both an artist and a human being, I feel completely stuck as if I am standing in a deep valley surrounded by tall immovable mountains of other people’s success. It…
Finding purpose in life can feel impossible when everything around you is covered in fog. You cannot see what is ahead. You do not know what will happen next. And more than anything, you feel entirely alone. But the truth is, we are never alone. For me, this piece of photography, a lone surfer surrounded…
White is one of the most powerful tools in an artist’s or photographer’s palette. From spiritual symbolism to emotional contrast, the power of white in art holds deep meaning and visual impact. In this blog, we’ll explore why white is so captivating, how it’s rooted in both science and human psychology, and how you can…
An artistic, creative vibe is one of those gifts that always seems to be downplayed in the corporate world. Sure, some organizations fully embrace it—but many treat it like a contagious plague. I’ve seen it firsthand. As someone who considers herself mildly creative, I’ve spent years walking the fine line between corporate strategy and creative…
Mountain Photography isn’t just about capturing beautiful landscapes—it’s about capturing something deeper. Something spiritual. Have you ever looked up at a mountain and thought… WOW?The size, the power, the beauty—it almost takes your breath away. This is what I love about mountain photography. It reminds me that there are powerful, mysterious forces in this world….
It’s incredible how quickly we forget! And how art therapy can help! Research by Hermann Ebbinghaus showed that forgetting happens fast if we don’t try to retain what we’ve learned: While this might sound discouraging, there’s a bright side. Forgetting can help us let go of bad memories and past hurts. And while negative memories…