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How Do You Know That (Kathy From KeppenArt)
From: Kathy From KeppenArtIf we told my Mother something unusual she would ask, “How do you know that?” She was not questioning the validity of what we were saying, she…
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On Beating the Art Blahs (The Art of Shelli Fitzpatrick)
From: The Art of Shelli Fitzpatrick At the moment winter is setting in where I live. The leaves are drying up and blowing away, the garden is frozen and dead.…
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On Finding Inspiration (The Art of Shelli Fitzpatrick)
From: The Art of Shelli FitzpatrickFor an artist inspiration is so important, but there are times when it seems to be very hard to find. On days like that I…
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Hurricane Helene (Kathy From KeppenArt)
From: Kathy From KeppenArtIt’s been several weeks since Hurricane Helene caused much destruction and many deaths in the Southeastern United States. Those weeks have been filled with conflicting emotions and…
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Charleston Cobblestone Street (Kathy From KeppenArt)
From: Kathy From KeppenArtThis past weekend my husband gave me a birthday party in our former hometown which is also my “Happy Place”. I invited my girlfriends who live in…
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My glitch art technique for urban inspired artworks. (The Art of Shelli Fitzpatrick)
From: The Art of Shelli Fitzpatrick Read the full post on the member blog →
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The More Things Change (Kathy From KeppenArt)
From: Kathy From KeppenArtLast week’s blog post discussed the cliché “some things never change”. This post will examine another, similar cliché: The more things change the more they stay the…
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Some Things Never Change (Kathy From KeppenArt)
From: Kathy From KeppenArtSome things never change? Really? Have you heard that saying before? How many times have you said that? I have said that very phrase many times when…
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Getting to Know John Hughes Photographic
John Hughes’ photographic journey began with a teenage gift of an Olympus Trip camera and has since carried him across more than fifty countries, from Alaskan railways and breaching humpback whales to wildlife and racing circuits.
