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Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics in Journal's workplace sphere.

Am I a Writer?
I would like to preface this with... This article was started during college composition in June 2022 and I am just now finishing. If that doesn't say anything about my writing, then nothing does.
By Rene Peters3 years ago in Journal
There is a kind of expiration
The snow. In this city located in the south, it seldom snows in winter. In the cold season, snow began to swirl and fall on her world. Looking at the white sky.
By test3 years ago in Journal
Encounter with the stars
At night, I stood alone on the balcony, wanting to enjoy the precious natural beauty. I want to get close to it. I leaned my hands on the shady railing and looked up at the stars. The purple and blue patch dotted with countless shining stars was even more magical and beautiful. Standing here, I feel the gentleness of the wind, the freshness of the air and the cold silence of the environment.
By test3 years ago in Journal
The Thin Line Between Art and Architecture is a Draft
It has happened to everyone who lives in a city such as New York to detect the beautiful and eye-catching architecture that ties the different parts of town together. These parts are bound together by artistry and engineering, and an interminable list of people who begin drafting a design, to the people who carefully construct and allow a project to come to life. It is applaudable and exciting to go through the different layers of architecture and to understand how the work is done, who the work is done by, and the way it impacts our lives. There are many individuals who contribute to the execution of a building, or any other construction projects we come across daily in the city.
By NY Art Life4 years ago in Journal
Want to succeed as a creator?
Quality vs quantity: an experiment There was a famous experiment that took place in the University of Florida. It’s mentioned in many books about creativity, usually told as a story about a pottery class.
By Sheryl Garratt4 years ago in Journal
Tattoos in Perspective
You walk through the front door of the shop - the floors and most of the walls painted black, the latter adorned anything but sparsely with giant, ornate paintings, rows of flash-art-filled frames, the odd bit of taxidermy.
By Megan Passerello4 years ago in Journal
A Jar of Lard
In 1956, I was in my thirties and the mother of three children. The first two are sons, one is nine and the other is six. The youngest is a girl, three years old, still have to hold in their arms.
By moladda4 years ago in Journal
The drift of books
Most writers have a rich inner world. I always feel that living as a writer has to bear more spiritual weight than the average person. After all, the daily state of a writer is that everything is running in his heart, and all he can think of is how to put it into words to describe it. Therefore, in my room, the weight of the study is the heaviest. Those books allow me to reach the vast frontier of other people's destiny and receive the signals from the source of rich life.
By SondJam4 years ago in Journal
6 Reasons to Choose Flags for Outdoor Advertising
Every company nowadays needs to be noticed and stand out. With digital media overtaking the advertising industry, firms are giving only half their attention to traditional marketing. However, you can never completely disregard the strength of traditional marketing methods, one of which is the use of custom feather flags.
By Yatin Arora4 years ago in Journal
25 Amazing Illustrators To Follow. Top Story - June 2022.
Originally published at Shakuro.com Illustration remains one of the main trends for 2022. It is a powerful visualization tool in interface design, thanks to a huge selection of styles and techniques, we can convey different moods.
By Shakuro4 years ago in Journal
The Art of Jim McCormick, M.D.
Many have made the claim that we either predominantly use the left or the right side of the brain attributing one side to the artistic and creative and the other the the logical or analytical. While this has been largely proven to be a false idea, many people still subscribe to the theory that people are either inclined to focus on the arts or the sciences. And, in some ways, there may be good reason for that. Many people do tend to gravitate to one or the other even if they may be skilled at both.
By Jason A4 years ago in Journal
Breath into Her
They tell me to breath life into her, but that's what I'm afraid of. They say "Maybe you're not healing from the past, because you're trying to be who you once were, and that person is gone. There is a new, strong being, trying to be born. Breath life into her, and let her come forth."
By Josie Del Valle4 years ago in Journal