This scene simply depicts a dining buffet within the home of our friends. No set up, no planning, and that is the challenge. An artist is responsible to the viewer to capture what cannot be experienced in person. Art brings to the forefront that inspiration.
Read MoreAs a spectator at the Carolina Tough Mudder you do not expect to see forms that could easily be modern art. We were in Charlotte, NC to cheer along a lifelong friend who was participating in his first Tough Mudder, and "yes" it is muddy!
Read MoreWe are not sure if everybody is aware that the National Art and Smithsonian Museums in DC are free to the people. We maximized this information as we toured the Hirschhorn Museum of Modern Art, both the East and West Buildings of the National Gallery of Art, as well as the outdoor Sculpture Garden.
Read MoreLet’s be honest...when urban camping the last thing to expect is getting a little bit closer to nature. However, we discovered a little known secret after reading an article in the New York Times that informed us there were a total of 174 campsites within the National Park system in the NYC area! Being from Colorado and avid campers, we had to check it out. For $30/night we had a great spot, clean bathrooms, and friendly staff. Well worth the money as long as you bring your ear-plugs!
Read MoreToday our adventure continued with a trip from Manhattan to Brooklyn via the Brooklyn Bridge. The bridge is one of the oldest bridges in the United States and one of its most recognizable. Built over a span of 14 years, the bridge was completed in 1883. The construction is a hybrid design using both suspension and cable technologies, and it is the intricate cable work that makes the bridge look like an organized web of precision and planning.
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Today we listened to the thunder of nature as an average water flow of 85,000 cu ft/s travels over a 13 story cliff. 90% of the water that flows over Niagara Falls is on the Canadian side, which is why we brought our passports. While you watch, you become mesmerized by the experience.
Read MoreAt Future Drawn, we are focused on bringing our individual talents together in order to connect people to an intuitive truth about our collective experience. We are interested in how art, in any form, can enhance our lives.
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