#creative art village

[glimmerbugart]

Creative Folks Wanted!

If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’ll know what I’m talking about when I share projects from The Creative Art Village. It’s our Online Art Membership community that is filled with tons of art projects, inspiration, printables, classes and happy mail! Yes, I send members happy mail on occasion just because I’m so thankful for them!

Our membership is filled with a group of fabulous people that I adore! We are having a lot of fun and creativity painting, crafting, card making and all sorts of other creative projects. I keep our Village Blog going very regularly, checking in to share creative ideas, books that I’m enjoying, some personal stories and interesting YouTube videos that I’ve found.

If you’re looking for a creative outlet and want to be inspired by me and other creatives like you, we’d love to have you join us! Click here to learn more and sign up!

We’d love to have you join us in our creative fun and be inspired by the wonderful artwork that this group creates! I know I'm inspired by them every day!

PLUS! Once you’re a member, you get full access to all of the online classes offered on my website! All sorts of classes are available and members have been enjoying creating pieces and projects that are FREE once you join!

I hope you’ll consider joining us and becoming a part of this wonderful art community!

[kaistrashbin]

teehee just a lil sneak peak of magic prof. Donna. Yes ofc she does plants n plant magic etc.

MORE TO COMEEEEEE

[quibblequibblol]

chesecak 🤤

[lostinthewoodsomewhere]

Reluctant but proud members of the "Fuck the horrors, I just want my daughter back" club...

[priestlyevelyn]

Untitled, Cáite Priestly, 2023

I've released another poem of mine onto my substack! I wrote it last year and it's about Karl Heisenberg from Resident Evil: Village ⚙️

[bambopanda]

[muirneach]

we need to make rent cheap again for all the obvious reasons but also because art lowkey sucks rn and if we had cheap rent we would have a renaissance like its the information age baby why aren’t we living as such

[pad-wubbo]

"Winter Warmth"

Infinite Painter + GIMP.

I stitched a few public domain images of houses and mountains together into a square to make the cosy snowy village, crushed it to 256x256, and indexed it to 12 colours, for some neat (kind of) pixel art.

CC0.

[dollieclipsa]

Finally home.

I hope Link still has his house in ToTK and possibly learns more about his past??!👀

[ronmayhewphotography]

The Fisherman of Nazare

  sardines and crackers The Fisherman of Nazare The last of today’s sun has cast its warm glow on Nazare, a tiny and inviting whitewashed stucco village covered in red tile roofs and knit together with curving narrow walkways. The huddle of tumble-down homes, the fishermen’s colorful high-prowed wooden boats, and the scent of fish drying in the sun are a testament to the fact that the people of…

[glimmerbugart]

Creative Art Village Wants YOU!

Watercolor, mixed media, art journaling, acrylic painting and more are what we are all enjoying over in The Creative Art Village! Have you heard of our art community? If not, here’s the scoop:

Elevate your creativity and watch your whimsical art journey flourish!

Despite the abundance of information available to creative souls online, genuine community remains elusive.

Whether you seek inspiration, education, camaraderie, or the push to delve further into your craft, this is your place.

We are your village!

Pause for a moment to rediscover yourself and bond with fellow creators in a delightful, inviting, and enjoyable creative art experience.

Welcome to Glimmerbug's Creative Art Village, a monthly membership curated by watercolor and mixed media artist Jill Adamy, tailored for free-spirited creatives at every level, including beginners! Join our creative circle of artsy friends and find the online art club you've been searching for!

Join us today and become part of this wonderful and artful village!

$19.99 per month

Our Creative Art Village members are absolute rock stars!!! Check out some of what they’ve been working on:

[kaistrashbin]

goofy kitty magic prof. Donna doodle LMFAO

[quibbs126]

I want to draw today but I don’t know what to draw >:(

It’s really frustrating

I keep eyeing my old Prismacolor markers since I left them out, and I want to use them, but a: they bleed and I don’t have stuff that works with them and b: I still don’t know what to draw regardless

I guess I did get some coloring pages with that Prismacolor set I got years ago, maybe I can try doing that

[brianshoe]

Village of the Gods

[longlistshort]

Pictured above are three of the artists who have studios at The Studios @5663 in Pinellas Park, Florida. Emily Stehle and John Gascot were part of the recent Arts Annual 2022 exhibition at Creative Pinellas. Tricia Lynn is a wildlife oil painter and teacher.

On the fourth Saturday of the month Pinellas Arts Village hosts a block party with vendors, open galleries and studios, crafts, live music, and food. It’s a fun event that offers the opportunity to check out the neighborhood and see what local artists are working on.

[minecraftdreamer]

The morning was young, the sun casting its early light upon the pixelated landscape, where blocky trees stood proud against the clear sky, and the shadows were still long and relaxed on the ground. In that village made of cubes and right angles, a sense of life was about to begin. You could almost hear the clink of a pickaxe, the distant sound carrying over the hills and through the fields that were a patchwork of tilled earth and wild greens.

There stood houses built with the patience of someone who knows their every block and every placement counts. Thick, squared logs formed the foundation, holding up textured roofs that suggested weight and history. Each window was dark, unlit, and anticipating the day's labors. Smoke would soon rise from the chimneys, a sure signal of hearts beating and hands working.

It was a place paused at the cusp of dawn, empty of its artisans and adventurers, likely gathering resources, preparing for the trials of the day and the threats of unseen monsters in the night. The neat fences kept no sheep yet, the paths leading to each doorway were untrodden, and quiet was there, a comfortable blanket that would soon be shed.

This was a different kind of survival, not of war or sea, but of creation and assertion against the randomness of a generated world. There was nobility here, in the crafted expanse, a silent testament to the will and the endless possibility that was both a burden and a gift to those who would soon return to this hamlet of their own making.

And when night falls, the blocks will seem to glow with an inner light, a beacon for all blocky souls wandering in the endless possibility, looking for the path that leads home.