By Chelsea Reed
African American History Month, also known as Black History Month in Canada, the United Kingdom, and elsewhere, takes place in February. In the United States, it commemorates the important milestones made by African Americans in America’s history. (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
Stumped on a last-minute gift to give your one-of-a-kind, wonderful sweetheart for Valentine’s Day? Try these gift ideas. Whether you plan to celebrate on the day or the weekend, she is sure to appreciate their timeless beauty. (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
Snow storms, short days and below freezing temperatures sure do make the wait for spring feel long and cumbersome. But you can, of course, have fun while you ‘hibernate’ indoors! Just looking at these cute animals will make you smile. Whether you’re waiting out the cold in your home or office, the time will go much faster with this adorable bunch! (more…)
By Cindy Reed
Did you know nearly half of all households in the United States have a dog or cat, or both? If your household is one of them, you already know nothing beats the companionship of a loving pet by your side. There are more than 160 million dogs and cats living with their humans right now, in their own cozy home! (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
New year…new art! Expressions and desires for art change every year as the world changes around us. Original art inspires us, empowers us, and comforts us in many different ways. Let’s see what’s new in original art trends for 2019! (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
It’s a good thing that our world is filled with remarkable colors. From oceans to mountaintops to cities, we can find colors that inspire, engage, and inform us in our daily lives. The Pantone Color Institute has announced “Living Coral” as the “Color of the Year” for 2019. Warm, playful, and nourishing, living coral encourages lighthearted expression and soothing comfort in today’s changing digital environment. Living coral is an ideal color for social activity. And that makes art with this color a great conversation piece! (more…)
Guest article by Nick Usborne
I’m the first to admit it.
I’m not the world’s greatest listener
I tend to talk more than listen. I have the bad habit of waiting impatiently for the other person to stop talking, so I can carry on saying what I want to say (more…)