Jonah Allen Stops Time “To visual artist Jonah Allen, water represents transformation. From the time he first surfed at age ten, Allen has obsessed over [...]

By Emme Martin | Photography courtesy of The Sonder Project As Lisa Burwell and Suzy and Jim Accola discussed the meaning of the Beach House, the [...]

By Emme Martin Dedicated to fighting child hunger since 2010, Food For Thought Outreach (FFT) is a not-for-profit organization serving children in grades K–12 in [...]

Coastal Convergence By Suzanne Pollak Coastal living means that your best next-door neighbor is nature. This applies to all coastal living, from New England to [...]

Beauty for Ashes Is on Its Way By Lisa Marie Burwell “. . . to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, [...]

The Eye of the Beholder “This piece was the first in my latest series, The Uninvited, which is a hypothetical series that explores what might [...]

A Childlike Wonder Artwork by Talula Christian On the walls of Talula Christian’s home, the smiling face of Mr. Rogers might be neighbors with the [...]

Northwest Florida local artist Andy Saczynski captures one of the area’s most picturesque views in this vivid painting. Appropriately named First Light, the piece depicts [...]

Reflections of a Commercial World By Jordan Staggs | Artwork by Jojo Anavim While growing up in Roslyn, New York, Jojo Anavim was probably one of [...]

The Gee’s Bend Quilt Makers By Anthea Gerrie | Photography courtesy of Alison Jacques Gallery They pieced together their quilts from scraps to keep their families [...]

Artwork by Julia Kate Mace | Photography by Akimie Ogilvie “Growing up, I loved to create,” says Julia Kate Mace. “My mother is an artist, so [...]

By Jordan Staggs | Photography courtesy of Tim Hussey “I’d love to suggest just being honest at all times,” says visual artist Tim Hussey. “We cannot [...]