Imagine a forest that is not only trees — but also art, music, and community.
A place where nature heals us, where creativity breathes, where people come together.
This is the vision of the Magic Forest Association 🌲
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Gm! Happy Wednesday! Just one day left to collect Frank's beautiful work! 100% goes to Wings of Hope.
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Frank Ely is resident at Wings of Hope in Haiti. Wings of Hope is a home for children and adults with physical and mental challenges.
Art has always been an essential way to show the residents the beauty of their country. And encouraging the residents to become artists themselves is a way to foster self-confidence in them. One of the art classes at Wings of Hope is a photography class. By learning to use a camera and exploring their world, the young photographers give an insight on life through their eyes.
Seeing beauty in your culture and being able to add to that beauty with your talent and passion are important lessons learned by those served by Wings of Hope.
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Spotted Spotlight… @zetsketches 👀✨
A third year of Inktober, finished… and two hand-drawn Procreate pieces glowing in the @23ArtCollective drop… soooo much heart in every line 🥹
💕 Shills 🧵
Minted this very very cool work from the collection of @RJ16848519 titled “The Flowers of the Screen”. He has a very unique style and I am happy to support this great artist now and in the future !!!!!
Heliconia rostrata (Hanging Lobster Claw) 🖤🍂
Collected on Bali one year ago today during the @BaliArtRes!
Related to bananas, the inflorescence hangs sculpturally down from the crown. The boat-shaped bract fills with rainwater and becomes a tiny pond (phytotelmata), home to insect larvae living their whole lives inside a flower. A sculpture and an ecosystem at once.
This one was collected dry, after flowering, much reminiscent of a spine 🩻
11/16 flower portraits remaining. This article delves into the project and what came before: https://t.co/ImvE5oj5mo
Link to the digital 1/1s on Verse below
These 5 paintings never found a home outside my studio.
Looking at them now, I remember what I was trying to figure out in each one.
Funny how much of your life stays in a painting.