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The Best Fruit and Vegetable Supplements for Taste, Probiotics, Fiber, and More

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We all know that kids don’t always like to eat their fruits and vegetables, and that preference can carry on into adulthood. Some simply dislike the taste, while many others find the texture off-putting. That’s where fruit and vegetable supplements swoop in to save the day — it can be a lot easier to reach your daily goal with a little help from either a powder or some capsules packed with vitamins, minerals, and other micronutrients you may be missing out on. Even if you like eating fruits and veggies, supplementing your intake may be a helpful way to round...

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24 Smart Kids Room Storage and Decor Ideas

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After adding a new “big girl” bed in our 4 year-old’s bedroom last week, I started thinking about ALL of the kids room storage ideas and decor tricks we’ve used in all of our kids’ bedroom makeovers in the past few years. There are WAY more than I thought there would be! Because when it comes to decorating small kids rooms, we try to pack them full of as much function as possible without taking up too much space. How a room flows with kids’ everyday tasks matters every bit as much as making it look beautiful, so if you’re...

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Plein Air Podcast 247: Beyond Boundaries with Cindy Baron

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In this episode, Eric Rhoads interviews Cindy Baron, who goes beyond the boundaries of painting with both oil and watercolor. Listen as they discuss: – The art of mastering both oil and watercolor (“I love both mediums. I treat them the same and actually, they start out the same…” – Detailed conversation points on colors and Cindy’s palette – The one place she hasn’t painted yet, but would love to – The most “wild” encounters she’s had while painting en plein air – and more Bonus! In this week’s Art Marketing Minute, Eric Rhoads, author of Make More Money Selling...

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Someone Wanted To Know People’s “Never Meet Your Heroes” Stories, And 64 Folks Didn’t Hold Back

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Seeing a famous person in “the wild” can be a surreal experience, since our brains often can’t comprehend that they are actually flesh and blood, not just moving pixels on our screens. Even stranger, they buy groceries, gas and eat snacks in the park over lunch breaks, just like us. An internet user wanted to hear others’ experiences with “don’t meet your heroes” so people delivered their best (or worst) celebrity encounters. So if you have a particular celebrity favorite, be warned that these examples might ruin your opinion of them. Regardless, be sure to upvote your favorites and comment your...

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My Creative Heritage

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Basement Art Installation (artwork created by my son many years ago) The other day I asked members of the MakeBigArt Community the following question: Were your parents/caregivers artists or creatives or makers? Did you grow up creating along side either of them? Do you have a favorite memory making with them? It’s taken me quite some time to answer because I managed to hurt my hand and typing became a bit impossible. In the meantime I enjoyed reading their responses and memories. And the more I thought- the more memories that came flooding back. So now that I can finally...

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