I found this cherry-wood jewelry box at a thrift shop for $3! It’s missing the knobs on the front of the doors, but other than that it’s in great shape. Day by day, it is being transformed into the land of Narnia! Follow Art is Medicine on Facebook to […]
Two new sets of lovely butterfly cards are in the shop, all proceeds go to medical research for Cockayne Syndrome. The first set has a “Happy Birthday”, “Bless Your Heart”, and a blank one for all occassions. You can purchase these cards for medical research here and a small information […]
This painting captures the drama of the Enlightenment. During the late 17thth century, discoveries in the realm of natural sciences gave mankind unprecedented power, as well as unavoidable moral dilemmas. In this painting, Wright forged new territory, focusing on the prominent issue of his day. It’s not inconceivable that […]
I was thrilled to have an article featured in this month’s GreenCraft magazine! The article is a tutorial on how to reuse shower rings and turn them into sweet miniature flower frames. The editors of GreenCraft continually produce a publication that is as lovely to look at as it is […]
These art eggs are inspired by the American minimalist, Ellsworth Kelly. In my last video, I discussed the philosophy of naturalism and how Ellsworth Kelly’s work exemplifies it. As a Christian, I am passionate about the intersection of the arts and faith. I’d love to hear your feedback! If you’d […]
Can you tell what the worldview of an artist is just by looking at their work? In this episode, we make a connection between the art of American artist, Ellsworth Kelly, and the worldview known as ‘naturalism’.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have the chance to view my latest video where we look at the question “Why Are Humans the Only Artists on Earth?” in more depth. GreenCraft magazine has graciously asked to publish one of my recycled art projects in their May issue, so […]