Caitie's Exploration in Art

                  Designing a Cohesive and Eclectic Living Room       I have always imagined that when I am older my walls will be filled with art I've collected throughout my life. I would have various art pieces of different monetary value that come together to tell the story of my life, places I've traveled, my hobbies and interests and photographs of family and friends. I think the home should serve as a sanctuary, the place where you feel most comfortable. I couldn't imagine a better way to achieve this feeling than to fill my walls with treasures that bring a smile and a memory whenever I pass them by. This is why I chose a cohesive eclectic theme for my three living room art pieces; each piece has a value to me personally that speaks to my life, and each piece comes together for a cohesive look that is pleasing to both the eye and the soul.  Lighthouse Wall Art - Fiber Art - Quilted Wall Art - Etsy ...

Public Art: Where Creativity Meets Community       Imagine a world where there were no painted electrical boxes, no murals on buildings, no artistically designed bike racks, it'd be boring and maybe even a bit sad. Public art can breathe life into a community, it adds whimsy to the mundane, and its accessibility can inspire all who view it. Public art can bring together communities and inspire creativity in residents and visitors alike.   Swoon, Bethlahem Boys , 2011, St. Louis, Missouri Swoon - Bethlehem Boys - Turner Carroll Gallery     Swoon is possibly one of the most recognized street artists. She creates art on buildings that seem to have just jumped from a page in a sketchbook. This type of street art focuses heavily on lines and color to create this sketchbook like effect. The added detail of the lines creates the sketchbook look while the colors she uses serves to highlight and add depth and dimension to her art. She is able to create this un...