#art retreat

[reina-cottier-art]

🎨 CREATIVE RETREAT with me in ITALY! 🇮🇹

🍕Okay, it’s official! ☀️I’m hosting an art retreat in Montelparo Central Italy! 🇮🇹💃🏻 at the Luxury Boutique Hotel Leone & Retreat Centre- (3-10th October 2025). 🎨Creativity & Connection ✨ ✈️I would love you to come & join me for a magical week of combining creativity and fun and building connections in this beautiful hilltop setting with the Adriatic Sea on one side, and the mountains on the…

[nipuni]

Silence in the library

A speedpaint video of this will be available at my Patreon on february 1st!

[keepingitneutral]

Black Cabin, Bergen, Norway,

Soheil Kiani

[livesunique]

Corgarff Castle, Corgaff, Aberdeenshire, North-East Scotland,

Credit: Mysterious

[artworkshopdharamshala]

Jumpstart Your Creativity: Strategies for Taking Effective Creative Breaks

Taking creative breaks in mountains is an excellent way to rejuvenate your mind and body, draw inspiration from nature, and find innovative solutions to real-life problems. But to make the most of your creative adventure and come back fresh and energized, you need to plan and execute your breaks strategically. Here are some strategies for taking effective creative breaks in mountains at Dharamkot Studio Dharamshala that will help you maximize your creativity, relaxation, and enjoyment.

Firstly, plan your trip in advance and choose the right time, location, and duration based on your preferences, goals, and physical fitness. Mountains offer a range of activities such as hiking, camping, skiing, and exploring, so identify what interests you and what you want to achieve during your break. Decide if you want to go solo or with a group, and if you need to hire a guide or rent equipment. Consider the weather, accommodation, and transportation options and make reservations accordingly. A well-planned trip ensures that you have everything you need to make the most of your time in the mountains.

Secondly, disconnect from technology and the outside world as much as possible during your break. Turn off your phone, emails, and social media notifications, and focus on the present moment and your surroundings. Unplugging from the digital world not only reduces stress and anxiety but also allows you to connect with nature, appreciate beauty, and boost your imagination. Bring a journal, sketchpad, or camera to record your thoughts, impressions, and observations, and use them as prompts to brainstorm ideas and create something new. A digital detox can help you declutter your mind and recharge your creative batteries.

Thirdly, engage in physical activities that challenge you and provide pleasure without exhausting you. Mountains offer plenty of opportunities to hike, bike, swim, climb, and ski, and each activity exposes you to different terrains, landscapes, and weather conditions. Choose an activity that suits your fitness level and interests, but also pushes you out of your comfort zone and encourages you to be present and mindful. Exercise releases endorphins, reduces tension, and clears your head, so it can help you unleash your creativity and solve problems with ease.

Fourthly, nourish your body and soul with healthy, local, and seasonal foods that provide energy, nutrients, and pleasure without overindulging. Mountain cuisine often features fresh dairy products, meats, grains, and berries, as well as herbal drinks, teas, and soups that reflect the local culture and traditions. Sample the regional specialties, but also try to incorporate fresh fruits, vegetables, and water into your diet to stay hydrated and prevent fatigue. Eating mindfully and savoring the flavors, aromas, and textures of food can enhance your sensory experience and fuel your creativity.

[moodboardmix]

Desert Haven, Meymand, Kerman, Iran,

Zahra Karamoozian

[ultimatepad]

A Secluded Villa In The Valley Of Fire by @sunt_mrr

[isbergillustration]

Never

[bonesblubs]

I’ll never get over that it took just one strangers small moment of kindness to change Xie Lians path. All of the suffering he went through, all of the despair, the disillusionment, all not forgotten or even forgiven, but reconciled. All because one person, not Hua Cheng, not family, not his ex friends, not his people, reached back to him when he’d been starting to lower his own hand in defeat. It’s possibly my favorite and most meaningful part of TGCF for me, because for me it stops being about these two guys who were meant for each other and were impossibly lucky enough to have found each other, and becomes a story about a person who had lost his way in his world so thoroughly that he lost himself, only to be found and put back on his feet by that same world that he mourned so terribly. His world stops being a concept of scale of numbers, black and white, good and bad, and becomes about the individual. What he can do to help individuals, the connections he can make with them. Their histories, their names, their faces. Inside each person is it’s own world. He’d been knocked off his pedestal, and the fall hurt to the point of breaking. But now that he’s risen to his feet, he’s able to look all these people in the eye, and they’re so much taller than he’d seen before.

[cherylstrait]

Tags ,Atc's and fun fibers from

Art retreats across the east coast including Artiscape & Art is You.on a vintage key chain.

#mixedmediaart #artretreats

[mensministry]

Jungle's eye, Congo, Africa,

Green Clay Architectur

[wuntrum]

bruce campbell in that one movie (sundown: the vampire in retreat)

[ecoforesttreehills]

gravel ult of kill (+ vumo) holiday gift art for a server im on that took me 20303939 years to sketch out (lalala)

[keepingitneutral]

Dream House, Capri, Italy,

Design by Seydou Djermakoye

[livesunique]

Trakoscan Castle, Lepoglava, Croatia

Photo by bcekada

[artworkshopdharamshala]

Discover Your Inner Creativity with the Best Art Workshops in Dharamshala

Dharamshala, a beautiful hill station in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, is not only known for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant Tibetan culture but also for its thriving art scene. Here are some of the best art workshops in Dharamshala for those looking to discover their inner creativity:

Dharamkot Pottery Studio & Art Retreat: Dharamkot Pottery Studio & Art Retreat offers an idyllic and peaceful getaway for art enthusiasts, especially those interested in pottery. Situated in the picturesque town of Dharamkot within the Himalayan foothills, this studio provides sculpting classes by professional artists that instruct beginners and experts alike. The retreat helps visitors to surround themselves with natural beauty while creating unique and fulfilling pieces of art. The tranquil atmosphere allows folks to disconnect from their daily routine entirely, making it a perfect environment to tap into your creative side fully. Moreover, the staff at Dharamkot Pottery Studio & Art Retreat are gracious and helpful hosts who make sure guests leave with unforgettable memories and fantastic creations as a reminder of their retreat experience.

Tushita Art School: Tushita Art School is a well-known art school in Dharamshala that offers courses in painting, drawing, sculpture, and printmaking. The school is run by professional artists who teach various techniques and styles of art.

Norbulingka Institute: The Norbulingka Institute is a cultural and educational center that offers workshops in traditional Tibetan art forms such as thangka painting, wood carving, and metal sculpture. The institute also offers courses in contemporary art forms such as photography, painting, and ceramics.

Kangra Arts Promotion Society: The Kangra Arts Promotion Society is a non-profit organization that aims to promote traditional art forms of the Kangra region. The society offers workshops in Kangra miniature paintings, pottery, and embroidery.

Himalayan Film School: The Himalayan Film School offers courses in filmmaking, animation, and graphic design. The school is run by professionals in the field and offers hands-on experience in all aspects of filmmaking.

Potala Tibetan Art School: The Potala Tibetan Art School offers courses in traditional Tibetan art forms such as thangka painting, sculpture, and embroidery. The school is run by professional Tibetan artists who teach the techniques and styles of these traditional art forms.

Dharamshala is a hub for art and creativity, and these workshops offer a great opportunity for visitors to explore their inner artist and learn new skills from professionals in the field.