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John Saunders: Where Wild Horses Meet Memory. Top Story - September 2026.
By Brian D’Ambrosio The wild horses of Placitas do not need an introduction to John Saunders. They know the way. They wander near his home in the high desert, sometimes approaching close enough to eat apples and carrots from his hand. They are cautious but curious, animals shaped by instinct and survival, yet willing to accept a moment of care.
By Brian D'Ambrosio about a month ago in Art
When the Architect Burns His Own Cathedral
Inside the INTJ's mind, a Gothic cathedral stands by nature. Ni sketches the skyline's blueprint. Te lays every brick and buttress in its ordained place. In this architecture, every rose window must be symmetrical, every flying buttress must bear its load in perfect equilibrium. Control is the cathedral's only foundation.
By Jin2 months ago in Art
History in blue
Like many people who have retired from full time employment, Cathy Corbishley Michel has used some of her time to develop an interest in art. In Cathy’s case the results are quite astounding. Her remarkable cyanotypes have been designed using images sourced from the historical collections of the British Museum and other institutions in England, Scotland and around the world.
By Raymond G Taylor2 months ago in Art
The Taste of Life
0:17 AM Just before I turned off the light, my mother called. We talked for three minutes about ordinary things. Right before she hung up, she added: "Your father had his checkup. Nothing serious. His blood pressure is a little high. The doctor said to keep an eye on it."
By Jin2 months ago in Art
Barbara Mehlman at Work:
By Brian D’Ambrosio Walk into Santa Fe artist Barbara Mehlman’s studio and you quickly realize you have not entered a conventional workspace. You’ve entered a mind in motion.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 months ago in Art
art.
What is art? Art is life. Life is art. Life is BEAUTIFUL. Art is beautiful. What is beauty? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,
By Jebus! 2 months ago in Art
A Born Creative
I’ve been a creative soul for just about my entire life. From the moment I could grasp a pen and spell my name, I was thinking up stories and before I could write, I was drawing.
By Jasmine Aguilar2 months ago in Art
Noted
Noted . You pretty in pictures but ugly as person , And what I have you bandaged you when you had nothing and I didn’t get a thank you .
By Erica Williams2 months ago in Art
ART WITHOUT WALLS
The dust of creative war has settled; in the clear emerges the artistry of man Words from the poets' hearts cry out Hands of the potter take clay spinning hastily to their vision
By QC (A.K.A Soul Writer)2 months ago in Art
The Revenge That Broke the Avenger: What The Count of Monte Cristo Actually Takes From You
I The meal that Edmond Dantès was pulled away from at his engagement banquet—he never finished it. Alexandre Dumas opens the novel with extraordinary lightness. Someone knocks at the door. Military police are standing there. The young first mate of the Pharaon sets down his glass and rises. He probably knocked over his chair as he stood. Perhaps he even said, “Excuse me, wait for me.” He thought he was simply going to clear up a minor matter and would be back shortly—back to the laughter, back to the wine that was still warm.
By Jin2 months ago in Art
The Pencil I Refuse to Throw Away
I stood in the hallway of the architecture department for ten minutes, holding a spent technical pen in my hand. 0.3 mm, the ink dried, the tip clogged. I had tried burning it with a lighter, but it was beyond saving. The fluorescent lights in the hallway cast a harsh white, making the tracing paper on the drafting tables take on a bluish grey. It was the second semester of my freshman year; I had been auditing architecture courses for over a month. I had learned a phrase (“graphic presentation”) and another: “self-doubt.”
By Jin2 months ago in Art
I Consulted for Content Creators Who Launched “Perfect” and “Imperfect” First Pieces. The Difference Was Brutal.
A few years back, I worked as a content consultant. I took on quite a few projects. Some were individual bloggers trying to grow their WeChat public accounts. Some were startup founders preparing their personal brand pieces. Others were funded companies wanting a "breakout" brand long-form article. The results? Some posts gained tens of thousands of followers overnight. Others took a month to write and got barely two thousand reads.
By Jin2 months ago in Art