Almost Real Things
We are gathered here today to celebrate creative exploration and collaborate with people of a unified pursuit: improvement of life through doing. So do. Make. Create. There is no definition. There are no limits.
Gage Kelsey’s Funky Fresh Organic Visual Love
When I asked Gage to give some advice to aspiring artists he kept it simple: Just start.
It sounds easy but it's often the hardest...
Easy & Delicious Recipes
Home cooked meals are more fun and nutritious!
BY MARIA TERESA
N3, Nena's Natural Nutrition
Health coach. Better nutrition, better health, better YOU!
Most approaches to healthy eating...
How Co-Creation Can Transform How Startups Work With Government
Written by Jason Napolitano of Design House
When we think about government, it seems to have a bad reputation.
It’s slow, old, and has a small...
Come As You Are with Gert Johan Manschot
Upon arriving to Johan's home AKA "The Dutch Barn" we were greeted by a friendly barking dog.
As we opened his gate a few more...
Metropolis 2100 by 3D Installation Artist Josh Watson
"These pieces are surreal cityscapes, architecture and locomotive themed artwork and design from my business Metropolis 2100.
Bold color and crisp lines give this artistic...
New Country Album from Jeff Ray
In his new album Our Little Town, which came out this past May, Jeff Ray pays tribute to his home of West Virginia.
With a...
Brave-Up to Take a Chance
Written by Lauren Cohen of Hope and Humor Therapy
It may seem like we just randomly create a change. We think about it for awhile,...
Almost Real Things on The Natural Spark Podcast
The Natural Spark is a relaxed discussion of people’s passions and much more.
"In this episode of TNS I speak with Almost Real Things creators Natalie Earhart...
Inside Austin Art Garage with Joel Ganucheau
"Art has been in my bones since I was a boy," shares Joel Ganucheau, painter and co-owner of Austin Art Garage.
Since then art has been...
Helena Martin and the Visual Power of Emotion
"The most important theme in all my drawings, paintings and murals is emotions. Often this leads to fairly abrasive or unsettling subject matter.
I find...
