by Rebecca | Feb 19, 2025 | Arts
A smile is more than just a reflex—it’s a social currency, a confidence booster, and, for many, a measure of self-esteem. But what happens when your smile doesn’t conform to conventional beauty standards? For those with a gummy smile, the struggle to embrace their...
by Rebecca | Oct 12, 2022 | Arts
The Outback town of Diggers Rest in Australia is home to a small but growing number of retired military personnel. The town has a unique history, being the site of a major training ground for the Australian Army during World War II. Now, the town is better known for...
by Rebecca | Apr 30, 2021 | Arts, Blog
Haute Couture. True luxury for the ultra discerning bride with a particular vision, and a designer who usually takes on no more than eight clients a year. Depending on complexity and fabric, couture bridal gowns start at around $US55 000. The difference between...
by Rebecca | Apr 20, 2021 | Arts
In relation to the optimistic title of this post I wish it was so. Unfortunately, in the art world talent and application often run a distant second to celebrity and the machinations of dealers and their clients. It is a Pollyanna belief that the quality of artistic...
by Rebecca | Dec 21, 2020 | Arts
So here we sit in the mud of a world we have created for ourselves filled with vacuous opinions and statements about nothing. Grey water fountains of youth-draining anger, outrage and the impotent squealings of the arrogant and entitled. A whirling, swirling world of...
by Rebecca | Sep 15, 2019 | Arts, News
A country is only as good as its culture. It is a definitive timeline of their progression as a people. Their hardships, achievements and their story in a timeline. These have been passed down from parent to child for years. their way of life, norms, behaviours. Their...
