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Another month, another Hobby Hour (aka the TLC team yapping about life and experimenting with art materials) 🌷 🎧 Music: Y La Amo, Los Últimos Románticos #artpractices #hobbies #creativehabits #worklifebalance #healthyworkplace #creativeagency #brandingagency #creativepractices

Here in my head. Music: Tori Amos, Here in my head, Live; https://lnkd.in/eEj6yF3g Art: Berit Bak, Mariage du feu, 4 January 2024, Collage; found mixed media on paper. #art #visualarts #contemporaryart #collage #collageart #mixedmedia #music #surrealism #poeticrealism

Finding Home Through Art: A Celebration of Shared Humanity Music. Paintings. Stories. These expressions, across cultures and genres, weave a powerful magic. They don't just entertain us; they create a sense of belonging. A familiar melody can instantly transport you back to a cherished memory, a specific place, or a comforting feeling. Artworks, whether traditional or contemporary, reflect our values, beliefs, and histories. They act as mirrors, showing us who we are, both individually and as part of a larger community. But here's the beautiful twist: while art creates a sense of home within our own cultures, it also reveals our surprising interconnectedness. Despite the differences in styles and sounds, the human emotions and experiences captured in art resonate universally. A powerful folk song from one corner of the world can evoke a similar feeling of joy or sorrow in someone on the other side of the globe. So, the next time you're captivated by a piece of music or art, take a moment to appreciate the feeling of home it evokes. Remember, that same feeling of connection is being shared by countless others, regardless of background. Art reminds us that we're more alike than we think, and that's something to celebrate! It makes us connect and feel like we belong. In today's day and age, it may be worth revisiting this wonderful TEDx talk by Jorge Drexler. If you haven't seen it, take the time. it's quite beautiful. I am grateful to my friend who introduced me to this TEDx talk and I just want to share. #identity #art #music #belonging #humanity https://lnkd.in/gqEn7mG8

Choreographing Your Legacy: Each decision, each action, is a step in the choreography of your legacy. Learn how to compose a masterpiece that will be remembered, admired, and preserved long after the music stops. Coming soon! The secrets to a perfect performance. #ChoreographYourLegacy 📚🎼

I love the simplicity and depth of this piece.

In the grand symphony of existence, humans are like Swiss Army knives—full of surprising features and unexpected talents. So, why would anyone want to be a one-dimensional artist, especially in the multifaceted world of music? Imagine a painter who only uses blue. Sure, their work would be "cool," but it would also be, well, a bit monochromatic (pun intended). As music artists, embracing our multi-dimensionality means experimenting beyond the safe, predictable C Major scale. It’s about blending genres, incorporating diverse influences, and letting our quirks shine. Ever heard of a country-rap opera? Neither have I, but someone should definitely give it a go! Being multi-dimensional is like adding extra strings to your guitar. It enriches your sound, makes you relatable, and, let’s face it, just plain fun. After all, Picasso wasn’t just about blue periods, and neither should you be. So, go on, embrace your inner Swiss Army knife and let all your creative blades shine! #thoughts #independentartist

Metamorphosis. Music: Philip Glass, Metamorphosis One, 2014; https://lnkd.in/eCazHqt4 Art: Berit Bak, The Body Triple, 3 April 2024, Collage; found mixed media on lila, glitter paper. #art #visualarts #contemporaryart #collage #collageart #mixedmedia #music #surrealism #poeticrealism

Fragance and music. Who knew they had such gorgeous parallels? As a professional artist, a singer, and a lover of classical music, I fully resonate with how Francis Kurkdijan describes his fragrance conception and composition process. 🎼 His words paint an inspiration you can see and hear and-if you have ever experienced his luxury fragance line-smell. Whether or not you consider yourself to be a “creative” person, I think there could be something for all of us in the personal insights Francis shared: Like a symphonic or other creative composition: •Rarely are our endeavors singular. Many factors come together to create a productive, positive outcome. •Even the smallest things can be multifaceted. Appreciate the hidden depths. •Environment matters. How we surround ourselves impacts our output. What in your daily environments helps to inspire you?

“The way I look is a reflection of who I am. That's how my music is too.” - Happy Birthday, D’ANGELO (Michael Eugene Archer) #dangelo #voodoo #soulmusic #soulsinger #composer #devilspie #portrait #portraitillustration #keithhenrybrown #iamtheleopard #inkbrush @thedangelo @pwlicensing @paintedwordsartrep @painted.words

Choreographing Your Legacy: Each decision, each action, is a step in the choreography of your legacy. Learn how to compose a masterpiece that will be remembered, admired, and preserved long after the music stops. Coming soon! The secrets to a perfect performance. #ChoreographYourLegacy 📚🎼