Eclectic Art Moments

When you are not sure of what to paint, you might surprise yourself or someone, by picking up random colors  and letting the brush work its way.

My paint brush and crafty sense have been resting for much longer than I desire. A quick mini project can do for now,  until...

Eclectic Art Moments and Fairies Hands original work Claire Moore from Gunder Goods www.facebook.com/gundergoods Stephany Dickey's hats Freedom Underground www.reverbnation.com/freedomunderground It's ten after six. I'm still sitting at the Rustbelt Market and don't know how the day went by so fast. It may be  Freedom Underground playing their live jazz music (a must add to my music blog as it falls into my Beat, rythm and melody category), the chocolate I bought from Pete, or just being surrounded by so many talented artists and talking to all kind of interesting people.It might also be friends and family that stopped by and said hi. Whenever I had the chance to walk around the market, I tried all of Stephany's hats, smelled soaps and creams and bought Claire's home made jam. Both Claire and her husband Jon own Gunder Goods and make their product in the heart of their home kitchen. In the morning I talked to her but was not...

When I started having consuming thoughts of so many people I miss and wish I could talk to every single day, I brightened my ideas  with colors I added to my dull white lampshades. That was a soul refreshing project that lightened my indoor space and helped attenuate my reverberant inner talks.

"What city?" you might ask. Any city that's bewitching to you... Audaciously beautiful in the dark... Mine is a secret in a fairy tale... Mine disperses the blues...

When Samar met Rania, a spark of ideas ignited a new line of work that just started with Paper Mache (Papier  mâché) bowls made by Fairies Hands http://fairieshands.blogspot.com and painted by Eclectic Art Moments http://eclecticartmoments.com True red Sunny blue Fresh For customized orders email Samar at eclecticartmoments@gmail.com or Rania at fairieshands@gmail.com

I am jet lagged but still able to reflect on the past two weeks favorite experience. Walking and watching the city wake up. Leaving the building  close to sunrise, I am greeted by a few cats startled at the sound of  my steps wondering if I am a threat or just a safe walker.  I start my descent and pass by the neighborhood baker  warming up his oven and spreading his dough with his special zaatar (thyme) mix. I continue my walk going a few meters uphill then down again. A security guard (the same one) is  sipping his first turkish coffee of the day with a full rakweh (coffee pot) next to him.  Shuffling songs is always fun as the music gets as eclectic as my observations:  from Camille to Pete Murray to  the Cat Empire... now it's Stael's "Le temps de dire Ouf". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z293fEIUhuw . I walk by a corner shop where bags of fresh bread are already delivered, sitting on racks waiting for the shop to open.  The wind star...