The countryside lay in the golden haze of summer, beckoning me from the train window. I answered its call – and found myself in a rural Swedish oil painting. For more beauty from around the world, please visit: That’s My World!
Men all across America shed a tear the day Fox News anchoress Julie Banderas announced she was engaged. Julie is now officially married. The NY Slimes Times has a piece about Julie and her husband Andrew Sansone complete with video. Watch Julie and Andrew tell the funny story of how they met and the awesome way Andy proposed to her. Follow @juliebanderas and @andrewsansone on Twitter. Check out Julie’s wedding pics on Twitpic. (hat tip Chickaboomer ) -Chris Jones Rela
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Jaimal Yogis is an award-winning journalist and the author of Saltwater Buddha . Here he takes a ride on the strangely shaped surfboard by ex-Apple designer Thomas Meyerhoffer on SF's Ocean Beach. Let me be honest, I don't want surfboards to be designed on computers, sent to factories in Thailand and shipped back to us en masse without the shaper ever touching the material. I'm not a purist – really I'm not. And as someone who doesn't make surfboards, and will never try, I have n
Still life, as a collection of paintings, are not the exclusive subjects this creator paints, but they are digit of his most unpaid themes. His ingest of colouration and reddened on the apples, pears, grapes, flowers, glass, baskets, etc., attain engrossing contrasts in the paintings and advance the viewer into the shack where the person sits. Many of his lubricator paintings crapper be seen in offices and galleries and homes. In his craft “Daffodils and Grapes,” Mr. Rosenthal exhibits a maste
Chuck Rosenthal is an oil painter. His beautiful still life paintings adorn homes and offices and galleries. Although he does not paint still life exclusively, he does paint them brilliantly, with contrasting colors, gently cascading sunlight playing on fruits, wine, baskets, bowls, glass and flowers. There is something about the textures expressed in Mr. Rosenthal’s paintings that makes one feel like one could just touch it and feel the temperature, the roughness or the coolness and smoothnes
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