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Even if you've never delved into "art therapy," I recommend. No matter how it turned out, it feels good to have spent time creating something.

So, that made me start thinking - because that's how my mind wanders randomly - what would the most Deep East Texas tattoo look like...?

Her photos of monkey pancakes, Minnie-inspired lunches, and VIP'S made out of pesto are funny, lovely, and delicious. Here are her artistic, edible creations...

One online entertainment site's poll results reveal what activities have been the most and least popular during the lock down. Some of these are encouraging.

The Spawn creator is giving online lessons to fans during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Even worse? It was on the eve of what would've been Vincent van Gogh's 167th birthday.

This art means a lot to someone like me who is feeling so alone at this time, it gives me so much hope. Thank you for sprinkling joy into my countless walks with my dog.

Hospice In The Pines is putting on an art exhibit called "The Colors of Grief" in the Stephen F. Austin University Cole Art Center.

Are these lifelong treasures or things that make it to the fridge for a week?

Rebecca Bonner is an art teacher in Highland Village who is inspiring the internet with her doodle skirt. This is an idea that we could use in East Texas schools and at home too, for some clothes that will have the whole office talking.

This is a complicated issue on the minds of many at the moment.

Artists and art enthusiasts in East Texas should check this out. There's an art Spring show and sale starting tomorrow (Thursday, May 4th).