From smiles to tears, original art can make us feel so many different emotions. Some experiences are simple, while others are much more complicated. Like an amazing scene in a movie or a glimpse of a rare sighting outdoors, there are moments when art takes our breath away.
Whether they are year-round residents or occasional “snow birds,” the wonderful world of waterfowl is fascinating and fun. As one of the largest bird sanctuaries in the country, the Outer Banks is home to plenty of feathered friends! Here are fun facts about them you might not have known before.
The Holiday Season is often touted to be “the most wonderful time of the year.” But sometimes the stress of the season can leave us singing “Blue Christmas” instead. Are you feeling as overwhelmed as an overworked elf?
If you stop for a moment to think about it, water is truly remarkable. It can take on any form. It can be gentle as a brook, and yet is powerful enough to carve mountains and topple houses. It is essential to life. And of course, it looks great in art, especially when painted by master artists.
Discovering the story behind a piece of original art is a fun surprise. It adds depth and meaning to the qualities of the artwork, and sometimes it can tell us more about the time period, too.
Cooking turkeys. Watching football. Traveling. Family drama. It’s easy to get caught up in expectations as Americans get close to the Thanksgiving holiday. It is also easy to get caught up in the holiday stress.
The Outer Banks is a fantastic place to visit for people and birds alike! Over 400 bird species visit the Ribbon of Sand as they migrate the Atlantic Flyway.
Eager to spruce up your home decor for holiday company? While some folks go as far as repainting their walls and changing entire sets of furniture, a few simple touches like adding artwork is all it takes to create a festive look.
Finally. It’s that favorite time of year many of us have been waiting for in the Outer Banks. Cooler weather, kids in school, fewer crowds… And no biting bugs! It can only mean one thing. It’s fall!
