Tag Archives: Pablo Picasso

Jan6

Creative Juice #325

Posted on January 6, 2023 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #325

I’m excited for you to see these wonderful articles.

How 36 high school students built a house for Habitat for Humanity.
If you love how children express themselves, then this Instagram page is for you.
These signs made me laugh out loud.
Flowers and fruits in threes.
These books scheduled to release in 2023 are generating quite a buzz.
Works of Pablo Picasso.
Building creative capacity.
Prize-winning wildlife photography.
From the sublime to the ridiculous: the Comedy Wildlife Photography awards.
My favorite way to see snow: through children’s book illustrations.
A photographer critiques Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s “The Harvesters.” More about Pieter Bruegel the Elder from the ARHtistic License archives.
Sketches of San Jose.

Sep11

Creative Juice #207

Posted on September 11, 2020 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #207

Excellence in creativity:

A wonderful quilt show from a few years ago.
Zentangle meets lettering.
More than 40 years ago, my hubby and I used to scuba dive. The most exciting things we ever saw underwater were lobster, which Greg captured and we took home to eat. Click on the link to see some even more awesome sights.
Cleaning out Grandpa’s house? Don’t you dare toss those old snapshots without looking at them.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen these Picassos before. They are not what I would have expected.
The writers will get this.
They don’t make cars like this anymore.
I enjoy this artist’s Instagram page.
I wish I’d sketched my kids when they were small. How precious those pictures would be.
If you like a little science or technology with your romance, you might like these books.
You’ve never seen insects fly like this.
Are tiles low art?

May29

Creative Juice #192

Posted on May 29, 2020 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #192

Creativity and beauty in spades:

The German Society for Nature Photography annual awards.
Learning about creativity from Pablo Picasso.
Street art that blends in with its surroundings.
Beautiful flowers of all kinds.
A rainstorm captured in a comic.
Great advice you never asked for.
The town of Canby is operating a downtown teddy bear hunt.
This art exhibit was two years ago, but it’s still interesting today.
Look at this cute little fairy house.
One of the disadvantages of working from home.
These face masks are a little different.
Gorgeous quilts. I especially love the giraffe one.

Oct18

Creative Juice #160

Posted on October 18, 2019 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #160

A feast for the eyes, a banquet for the heart.

An amateur artist goes pro.
Knit-look sculptures made from ceramic circles.
Traveling by train in Europe.
Green ideas.
Yes, life is full of disappointments.
Ready for some fall quilting?
Gorgeous photos of mama and baby birds.
Do you have these five qualities of the creative?
Would you like to be more productive?
Pablo Picasso was an amazing artist and a crappy human being.
Now I want to go to Morocco.
What Mary Oliver said about interruptions.

Aug2

Creative Juice #149

Posted on August 2, 2019 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #149

Read these wonderful articles, and spend the rest of the weekend creating stuff.

Burning Man artists exhibiting at the Smithsonian.
What Neil Gaiman says about free public libraries.
Gorgeous watercolors.
Lovely quilts.
Sketching in Amsterdam.
Artwork, some assembli required.
Back-to-school craft.
What creative people can learn from Picasso.
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with Zentangle.
These books of short stories look so good that I just ordered 3 of them.
As a child of the 1950s, I dreamed of going to Disneyland. I never made it until I was 40.
We adopted a two-year-old chihuahua, and he didn’t read these posters. Why you should adopt an older pet.

Oct12

Creative Juice #110

Posted on October 12, 2018 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creative Juice #110

A dozen articles to inspire you to new heights of creativity:

Portrait photography.
Before Picasso painted modern art.
Aren’t you glad the internet didn’t exist when these classic books were written?
Extraordinary painted rocks.
Cool places to park your bike.
Whimsical ceramics.
An example of how social media helped a poet gain an audience.
What happens when you invite an artist to a wedding.
Some beautiful quilts.
How to read at a deeper level.
What to do with leftovers.
Make this for your favorite shutterbug.

Nov17

Creativie Juice #68

Posted on November 17, 2017 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Creativie Juice #68

A dozen inspiring articles to spark your creativity:

Beautiful Jersey City and Paterson, New Jersey.
Two of my favorite things: quilts and limericks.
Art dolls.
Can creativity be taught?
These new books sound great. Hollywood thought so, too.
This article about Picasso summarizes: “Not only has massive chunks of our culture been created by specific men who abuse women but also that so-called ‘Western culture’ in its entirety has been marked and in many ways defined by systemic and institutionalized misogyny that has chewed up women for art and discarded them en masse.” Some things never change. Or can they?
Do you like potato chips that look like faces, and clouds that look like other objects? Then this quick video will make you smile.
How to draw a fox.
Some beautiful tangles.
What the blank spaces in a painting convey.
Inexpensive copies of art masterpieces you’ll use every day.
Bonsai!

Jul31

Monday Morning Wisdom #113

Posted on July 31, 2017 by Andrea R Huelsenbeck

Monday Morning Wisdom #113

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