It’s Style Imitating Art time again, and this week’s piece was chosen by Salazar. The artwork is Tying Her Shoe by Walter Westley Russell, and I honestly had so much fun with this one! Our last SIA challenge was for Earth and Sky by Paul Meltsner. Rather than just pulling…
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Food and I have always had a complicated relationship. For years I struggled with IBS, lactose and gluten intolerances, and certain fruits and onions that made me feel awful. Honestly, I thought feeling bloated, uncomfortable, and restricted was just “normal” for me. It wasn’t until I switched to a plant-based…
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Modern life can feel like a hamster wheel, can’t it? Emails, errands, endless notifications pinging on our phones — sometimes it feels like we barely get a chance to breathe. I don’t know about you, but when I get caught up in that whirlwind, I feel it in my body…
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Welcome to the very first post in my new series: Art Witch – A Year of Enchanted Paintings. Each month I’ll be exploring an artwork that feels especially magical, mysterious, or just plain otherworldly, and this month we’re stepping straight into an enchanted forest with The Beguiling of Merlin by…
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I’ve always been drawn to enchanted paintings – the kind that feel almost alive, as though they’re whispering secrets from another world. You know the ones: women with flowing hair, jewel-like colours, strange flowers with hidden meanings. The sort of art that lingers in your mind and stirs something deep…
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Ah, September. I couldn’t resist choosing this one for the month’s theme—after all, here we are! This post is part of the monthly Tell Us About blogging challenge, where a group of bloggers from around the world come together to write about the same theme from our own unique perspectives.…
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