Tag: art

When Travel Blocks Your Creativity & 8 Steps to Fix It

When Travel Blocks Your Creativity & 8 Steps to Fix It

| March 31, 2013 | Reply

For any artist who has had to move or archive their work, it can be a time-consuming and tedious task. It can also make you an anxiety-ridden, grumpy cow… ok, just me then. But in the latter part of 2012 I had to pack all of my art works in preparation for permanent travel.   [...]

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Through The Eyes of An Artist

Through The Eyes of An Artist

| December 3, 2012 | 2 Replies

The Redland Art Gallery is located approximately 27km to the south west of Brisbane, Australia. A product of a cultural initiative of the Redland City Council, the gallery space is impressive, easily accommodating up to 50 artworks through free exhibits that flow through every month or so. As a free attraction in the bayside area [...]

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Best Free Art & Photo Apps for Android

Best Free Art & Photo Apps for Android

| November 11, 2012 | Reply

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I am a big Instagram fan but find the selection of photographic effects limited. So I downloaded and tested 25 art/photo/collage apps to see if any of the free ones provide a decent range of manipulation tools… without handing over any money.   For those of you that aren’t in the i-crowd, here are my [...]

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Inside an Artist’s Carry-On

Inside an Artist’s Carry-On

| October 31, 2012 | Reply

  I will be the first to admit I am frustratingly indecisive. When it comes to selecting art materials to take on my travels, I am no different. Countless hours are poured over information, images, and recommendations before I am satisfied with my choices. Trial and error has brought me to my final list of [...]

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Thai Arts Reborn: From the Traditional to Contemporary

Thai Arts Reborn: From the Traditional to Contemporary

| August 11, 2012 | Reply

It’s a fact: You never feel like you’ve quite got enough time when you’re taking in, exploring and experiencing a new culture. The diverse metropolis of Bangkok is alive with exotic architecture, open spaces, monuments, art galleries, historical sites, museums and public parks, all waiting to be explored. For those who seek a more meaningful [...]

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See – Stay – Do: Bangkok

See – Stay – Do: Bangkok

| July 31, 2012 | Reply

Looking for a slightly different Bangkok experience? Here are our top budget picks in & around Banglamphu district. BANGKOK – See The Queen’s Gallery is a beautiful, modern building housing contemporary Thai artworks. Entry is around the 30 Baht mark (that’s AU$1-2) and showcase travelling exhibits at no extra cost. Great place to enjoy some [...]

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The Tacky, The Whacky & The Impulsive – The 3 Types of Souvenirs

The Tacky, The Whacky & The Impulsive – The 3 Types of Souvenirs

| June 23, 2012 | Reply

I have severe goldfish brain. I am not the kind of person who can recall things easily. My travel tales fall flat at dinner with friends and family when I desperately search my head for those fleeting memories of my latest overseas adventure. Remembering the name of a district or hotel that we stayed at, [...]

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Bringing Out Your Creative Side on the Gold Coast

Bringing Out Your Creative Side on the Gold Coast

| May 20, 2012 | Reply

At first glance the Gold Coast can appear as the tackiest tourist trap on the east coast of Australia.  The overbearing hotel high-rise buildings and the cheesy second-rate amusement parks can leave the anyone asking – why bother?

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