Journey

Facing your Terror-Wolf
A way that can make us really brave and face a difficult situation or an emotion that most of us would avoid or would not know how to manage because it is unbearable, is Prokofie. The piece "Peter and the Wolf" is something more than a musical piece for children, it is a deep story of characters and symbolism. It was originally created for children to recognize musical instruments separately, but in its creation it has much more than that because each instrument is in the specific character. Behind it all is the psychology that follows in the formation of our character.
By Avelina 2 months ago in Art
Whiskers of a Small Sun
You entered my life without a trumpet, no parade of promises, only the soft punctuation of paws on the floor, a sentence ending and beginning at the same time.
By Farhad2 months ago in Art
Are Graffiti Artists Criminals?
Is graffiti art or a crime? This question may appear to be ridiculously simple on the surface. The reasoning is straightforward: graffiti is a crime if it is created without the person's permission, and therefore it is illegal, and the perpetrators are criminals. But this either/or thinking, where people are either criminals or artists, is actually quite simplistic. Graffiti is more than just a crime, and it has multiple meanings.
By xJRLNx2 months ago in Art
Willing Enough
Not Yet I don’t want to get up out of bed— not because I’m broken, not because the world is cruel, but because this is the only place
By Flower InBloom2 months ago in Art
Jim Sloan
By Brian D’Ambrosio At 90, Jim Sloan has lived several lifetimes’ worth of work—carpenter, sign painter, excavator, sawmiller, road-builder and the go-to rattlesnake remover of Galisteo, New Mexico. Art may be the through-line, but it has never been the source of his income, nor the center of his universe. Sloan has always kept one foot in the studio and the other in the soil, without bothering to decide which world he truly belongs to. The truth is that he fits cleanly into neither, and he has long since stopped trying.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 months ago in Art
Renee Nicole Good: The Tragic Story, the Questions, and the Human Life Behind the Headlines
In recent weeks, the name Renee Nicole Good has drawn increasing attention across search engines and social platforms. Questions such as “Renee Nicole Good shooting,” “Renee Nicole Good GoFundMe,” “Renee Nicole Good husband,” and “Renee Nicole Good children” reflect a growing public desire to understand not just an incident, but the life of the woman at the center of it.
By Sen Sab2 months ago in Art
Me And Pixabay Once More
Introduction Since my issues started with Vocal (and they are still going on), my coffee money has dropped, although I have had tips from a supportive friend on here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 months ago in Art
Zerevo Open 2026 With New Collaborative Single “Yours Tonight”
The beginning of 2026 sees Zerevo returning with Yours Tonight, a new collaborative single created alongside Dutch producer JNDST. The release follows a period of steady creative development and continues a partnership that has previously resulted in collaborative work between the two artists.
By Zerevo2 months ago in Art
The Crossroads of Becoming
I found it by accident. Tucked between a laundromat and a shuttered bookstore, half-hidden by ivy and time, stood a rusted phone booth. Not the sleek glass kind from movies, but an old metal one—peeling paint, cracked receiver, a dial so stiff it groaned when turned. No one had used it in years. Probably decades.
By KAMRAN AHMAD2 months ago in Art
A Modern African Tarot
The fourteenth card in A Modern African Tarot marks a profound turning point. Where XII HANGED MAN invites surrender and new perspective, XIII DEATH brings closure, transformation, and the sacred necessity of letting go. This card reimagines the traditional Death archetype through African mourning rituals, ancestral reverence, and the cyclical nature of life.
By Vongani Bandi2 months ago in Art
In Search of the Perfect Imperfection. AI-Generated.
There is a certain grace in the crooked line, the one that breaks from the symmetry of a carefully measured design. It is in the pause between breaths, when the world seems to falter and then steadies itself. Some call it imperfection, but those who seek it know better: it is perfection in its truest form, the moment when everything aligns, not because it was forced, but because it was meant to be.
By luna hart2 months ago in Art
When Art Stops Protecting You
For as long as I can remember, art was my armor. Whenever the world felt too loud, too chaotic, or too demanding, I retreated behind a canvas. The stroke of a brush or the scratch of a pen was more than just a creative act; it was a defensive maneuver. To create was to build a fortress where the walls were made of watercolor and the moat was filled with ink.
By Jhon smith2 months ago in Art