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The Acorn Gives a Gift Of Guilt
They are, however, tests of the creators’ imaginations. Commercial art, at least that I’ve seen, tends to be more conservative than fine art: in a world where the bar is set by expensive ads in glossy magazines or films shown on giant flat screens, everything has to be bigger and brighter and louder. But as […]
How to Create Magic With Mushrooms
Hello, and welcome to the mycota.net blog. This is a place where you can find news and interviews about the uses of mushrooms in art, science, and cuisine. The purpose of this site is to spread awareness about the wide variety of uses for mushrooms in entertainment, medicine, education, conservation, and other forms of art. […]

These Poses Will Make You Look Awesome in Pictures
Posing tricks to get the best photo this summer? Of course! I’m sure you want to look awesome in pictures. You want to look your best, you want to stand out and you want to feel confident and beautiful. If you are looking to improve your photos this summer below are the top posing tricks […]

Christmas Charity Ideas
This is a blog about christmas charity ideas that can help those in need. In this page, you will find out about christmas and charity, the history of christmas and some helpful tips on how you can donate during this season. The Christmas season is a time when many people are giving to charities. Many […]

Who’s a Nerd
Who’s a Nerd is a blog that analyzes popular culture in terms of nerdiness and anti-nerdiness prejudice. The blog’s author, Ben, is an artist and amateur historian who meticulously documents the use of the term “nerd” in film, television, literature, and comic books. He also covers issues such as “nerd segregation,” where nerds are forced […]
Announcing New Art Prints By the Artist xe
Art Street is pleased to announce new art prints by the artist xe. A collection of xe’s most recent digital drawings are now available as fine art posters. These new works continue xe’s long-standing exploration into the nature of creation and existence, with a focus on matters of space, time, and other dimensions. The artist […]
The Non-representational Art of Nigel Hall
Nigel Hall’s art is created by the artist himself, not by a hired painter. While the idea of the artist creating their own work may seem obvious in retrospect, it was unheard-of when Nigel began his career, and has continued to be rare since. Non-representational art is not simply abstract art; it is a completely […]
The Evolution of Graphic Design Moving From Traditional To Digital Artwork
The Evolution of Graphic Design: Moving From Traditional To Digital Artwork: A blog about how graphic design has evolved over the years, along with advice and tips on what designers should do to succeed in the 21’st century. The Evolution of Graphic Design is a blog created by graphic designers for graphic designers. We offer […]
Using Elephants as Art
I plan to use this blog for a number of purposes. I will post about elephant art, and elephant art-related topics. I will also post about elephants, in general, and how one might find work in the elephant industry (and related fields.) I will also post about work with other animals, since many people interested […]

What is The Best Music To Study By and How to Create a Safe Study Environment
The Best Music To Study By and How to Create a Safe Study Environment: A blog about studying and test taking. The Best Music To Study By Music is a way for our minds to escape from the stresses of daily life. Many students use music as an aid to studying, but there is a […]
Our Culture
We at Transformation Art, Inc. have developed a new way to reach your potential: CTIM (Cognitive Therapy Imaging Method). It is based on the latest research. The basic premise of CTIM is that any problem can be transformed into a situation where you can benefit from it. This is true whether you are having problems […]

What Is Op Art, and Why Are Some People So Obsessed With It?
Op art, in the 1960s and 1970s, seemed to be the most important art movement to come along since abstract expressionism. It was a perfect fit for a time of social upheaval, political activism, and strong artistic personalities. Where abstract expressionism had been all about individual expression, op art stressed the idea that art should […]