Month: August 2024
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Abyssinian’s Abyss: Finding Peace in Art and Childhood Memories
Recently, I completed a drawing of an Abyssinian cat, and I’ve titled it “Abyssinian’s Abyss.” The irony of the title isn’t lost on me. The word “abyss” often evokes thoughts of chaos and darkness, but when paired with the elegant and serene image of an Abyssinian cat, it almost suggests a peaceful retreat from everyday…
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Embracing the Mediterranean Diet: A Journey to Healthier Eating
Eating healthy can sometimes seem like a daunting task, especially with the abundance of processed and fast foods available. However, the Mediterranean Diet offers a delightful and nutritious alternative that can be both delicious and beneficial for your health. Being of Greek descent (in part) I am inspired by the traditional dietary patterns of countries…
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Embracing Bright Colors and Dopamine Decor: An Autistic Perspective
As an autistic individual, I’ve always had a unique relationship with colors. They aren’t just hues or shades to me; they are an essential part of my emotional and sensory experience. One of my favorite painting schemes is Appalachian Folk Art, known for its vivid, cheerful colors and less three-dimensional approach. This style resonates deeply…
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A Day at Sotheby’s: Lakers, Mavericks, and More
Recently, my husband Dexter and I took a trip to Manhattan to visit Sotheby’s, where they were showcasing an exhibition featuring memorabilia from the NBA’s Lakers and Mavericks. It was a departure from the usual art displays I tend to gravitate towards, but it turned out to be a refreshing and enjoyable experience. The exhibition…
Country Girl Gone City 