Articles related to "Nature Art"

Creating a mixed media piece of art utilizing elements from nature allows for artists to stay in touch with themselves, as well as the environment around them.

When was the last time you were able to go on a nature walk, and then incorporate your findings into art journal pages? Let's explore.

Extraordinary Clouds is an appreciation and explanation of dramatic cloud formations by Richard Hamblyn who has done much to explain how clouds form and their structure.

This science and art project can be fun for any age and can be as simple or as complex as the child. Design fish from paper and install them in a waterless aquarium.

The artwork of Georgia O'Keeffe reflects her refusal to be defined; her work focuses on the contrast between light and dark, and includes both nature and cityscapes.

The Wild Arts Festival is an annual Portland treasure for holiday shopping, launching the gift-giving season.

Leonardo da Vinci and his Renaissance contemporary Nicholas Copernicus were two renaissance philosophers who took on the task of analyzing man and nature.

Millions of girls participate in the Girl Scouts each year. There are many programs available that promote self-awareness and a larger social conscience.

Learn what positive psychology studies are finding about the roles that spirituality and faith play in people's health, happiness, and longevity.

The Grey Gables Bed and Breakfast Inn on the outskirts of Rugby, a Victorian village on the Cumberland Plateau, provides a delightful experience for a weekend getaway.

The historic little town of Rugby is a perfect weekend getaway for couples or families who want a little of everything - history, great food, shops, and cozy lodgings.

Sleek 1930s architectural gem in Syracuse stands out as example of Art Deco architecture. New York State recognizes it with placement on historic register.