Wild art at its purest!
Everyone knows the regular art forms that can often be found in museums like paintings, sculptures, …
Although really loving these, I'm also very much drawn to lesser known ones.
Have you ever heard of Skullmapping, shadowology, beach art, infinity rooms, … ?
These are just some of my favourite alternative art forms.
And now I've discovered a new one: foliage art!
Each of the following stories takes
only 2 minutes to read.
So if you have some
minutes to spare, you can see if they're your cup of tea or if you think
they're rather a mixed bag (pun intended).
Have you already
discovered the magnificent artwork of German author and illustrator Torben
Kuhlmann?
If not, read on and you'll be pleasantly surprised by his talent!
And even if you have, there still are interesting interviews ahead 😉
Yes, it's true: I'm bitten by the tsundoku-fever.
But I absolutely don't see that as a problem at all 😄
How about you?
Be prepared to make a trip around the world and discover some of nature's most amazing phenomenons!
What Are You Doing Today, Mother Nature?
This title intrigued me and so I requested this children's picture book at Netgalley.
When opening it for the first time, I was in awe for the beautiful pictures.
And while reading this book, I fell from one surprise to the next as I learned many things that were previously unknown to me.
Don't get me wrong, I love Goodreads.
Well, at least I
love the fact that thanks to this website I get to know people from all around
the world who share the same passion for reading!
My Goodreads-friends give me daily inspiration and I want to say a big 'Thank you!' to them all 😉
But if you're on Goodreads too, you'll probably know that sometimes there can be a glitch.
And that this website doesn't take its users seriously.
For example by totally ignoring the feedback they gave about the new layout of the book pages.
In the past Claudia and I already wrote several lyrics.
Time to bundle them
in one place and to add a new one for the latest blunder.
There's something very satisfying about solving a (murder) mystery.
Does this appeal as much to you as it does to me?
Then read on to discover some original tips!
Reading at least one
book from every country in the world and thus broaden my horizon even more,
that's my new reading habit from now on.
The first stop on this adventure is the Land of the Thunder Dragon!
These words were first written by novelist and playwright Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839, in his historical play Cardinal Richelieu.
After the terroristic attack on Charlie Hebdo in France in January 2015, we heard them a lot.
Time to use them again now for our friends in Ukraine!
Did you know that March 1 is World Compliment Day?
The perfect moment to cheer up the people around you by telling them nice things!
You can do it verbally, but you could also try following original idea 😉
... TED, an organization devoted to spreading ideas.
Usually in the form
of short but inspiring TED Talks, which only require between 5 and 20 minutes
of your time.
If you prefer to read this article in Dutch, you can head over to this blog article.
What a marvellous
short story!
It can be read in book form, but you can also watch the gorgeous animation movie on which it's based.
