The goats ate my blog post
Introducing Cali and Ivy, two juvenile members of the Caprinae family, who are doing a lovely job of distracting me from doing things like writing blog posts!
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The antidote to overwhelm is not giving yourself more to do
Am I jumping the gun, or are the words "I have a cunning plan" marching with ill-deserved confidence in the direction of this blog post? They certainly are.
This way Read The antidote to overwhelm is not giving yourself more to do![Finding wonder and following the yes [+ video]](https://oldmountainart.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/oldmountainart-finding-wonder-following-the-yes-cove-308x308.jpg)
Finding wonder and following the yes [+ video]
Yeah, it’s pretty easy to find wonder in the South Island. But funnily enough, the moments that sparked that tingly excited feeling and made my intuition poke me in the ribs—they weren’t the things I was expecting!So, since I’m practicing saying “yes” to my intuition, this video is where I’m paying attention and following it through.
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A new exhibition with a collision of style and colour
Just popping in to let you know about a new exhibition starting soon. Called Collidescope, it’s our annual Raglan Art exhibition, featuring 16 artists and “a collision of style and colour”.
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Visual poetry: highlights of summer [+video]
Here are some of my favourite things about summer in the form of some more visual poetry. Here’s sun, cicadas, and puffy white clouds billowing across insanely blue sky in a short video for you.
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I could use your advice!
It’s the planning time of year. I’m gathering ideas and plotting creative projects. And I could use your advice! I’m going to tell you about what I get up to, of course. But, I’m also wondering what YOU want to hear about from me. So, here’s the very first annual Old Mountain Art Survey!
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