It’s All in Your Head. It’s All in Your Head. But it starts in your heart, out of a desire. Or at least, that is where it should start if you want to maintain the creative movement to keep your … Read More
Encountering the Art My art History professor ended the class with, “you now know more about fresco than you will ever care to know.” But not me, I have been thinking about frescoes for days. While watching the PBS special … Read More
Do You Have Blank Walls? Introducing Jenny De La Fuente Jenny is a creative who I find very helpful because she is in her own right an emerging artist. She is very familiar with the creative process, accepting the ebb … Read More
The Dallas Museum of Art is referred to as the DMA. It is the first and largest Museum in Dallas, Texas. Organized in 1903, the museum has a large permanent collection but regularly bring in collections from all over the … Read More
Exploring the Psychological Function of Art – Two
An Interview with Mariajose Fernandez, MS, LMFT, Sunday January 17th 2021 Ruth Thank you for taking the time to talk with me about art. I wanted to set the stage for why I wanted to speak with you and what … Read More
Every journey has a beginning. My story of why I love quilts began the morning that I gathered enough courage to walk up a path to a little log cabin near the campsite where my companion and I were staying … Read More
Watercolor Toilet Paper Art I started to write this a month ago and it was put to the side as I shifted gears and made face masks. Two of my sisters keep asking me where is it? So, here is … Read More
Jon asked me, “Background first, or not?” How I Teach I am not teaching art classes at the moment, but that doesn’t stop me from teaching art. I guess it just oozes out of me. I guess it is because … Read More
I aspire to write about art, artists, and exhibitions, among other things. When I heard Kim Collins speak at North Haven Garden Center in Dallas Texas on Saturday June 8th I decided to begin. Her work was part of the … Read More