Like peanut butter and jelly, summer goes hand in hand with maritime voyages. A day on the boat can be as exciting as a personal treasure hunt or as delightful as a simple cruise over shimmering waters.
Nothing beats the sheer delight of a great summer vacation. Saltwater lapping at your feet, the sounds of a pelican flock’s gentle wings, the vibrant colors in the sky and the shoreline.
From its amazing beaches and delicious seafood to its rich history and legendary surfing, the Outer Banks is famous for many things. But did you know that the unique natural beauty of the area inspires a community of artists who call it home?
Need a break from life’s noisy bustle? Art admiration is the original escapism. Long before Hollywood and electronics came into the picture, artwork has captivated peoples’ imaginations for thousands of years.
One of the most interesting aspects about realism is when you get to see ordinary real locations transform into extraordinary places through creativity. These special pieces of art are like time capsule discoveries.
The art of etchings is intriguing, and no one masters etchings quite like David Hunter. Etchings come so naturally to David, you'd think he was born with a needle and plate in hand!
Realism is a remarkable feat in the arts when you think about it. Somehow artists figured out how to transform globs of paint into scenes so realistic that you might be convinced you’re looking out a window.
If you think home decor trends seem to cycle in and out faster than you can say “on point,” you’re right. Experts say that social media communication makes life move a whole lot faster, along with interior design trends. Farmcore, also known as Cottagecore, is one trend roaring into the picture.
