“In Italy life becomes epic,” she relays on her website. “Even a simple espresso in the piazza becomes an event.” Her paintings portray this epicness in vibrant color, allowing the viewer to travel to Italy without actually having to travel.

Part of what makes Cammerata’s creations so vivid is her understanding of light, and the way it can change a setting dramatically. “Light and its effect on color is the essence of my work,” she writes. “The sunshine of Italy saturates and energizes everything it touches, making colors sing.”

According to Cammerata, each and every moment, our senses are flooded with light. “I want to capture that radiance, that aliveness, and create a painting that makes you want to immerse yourself in it,” she notes.

Her understanding of light and color became an important part of her artistic journey, beginning with studying impressionist color theory and continuing in her formal studies, having graduated with a degree in fine arts, with a strong grounding in art history.

Take a look at some of her creations in the gallery below.

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“I tell stories through my illustrations,” said Cheepsatayakorn in an interview with The Smoke Detector. “I love capturing real-time moments so if I wish I could elongate the moments I want to capture and see every movement in slow motion. I want to see every second in a more detailed way.”

With degrees in both Strategic Communications and Architecture, her illustrated observations include both people and environments. So it makes sense that her main inspiration comes from her travels around the world. “Traveling inspires me,” she said. “First off, it does the heart good! I love to slowly indulge and fully appreciate the atmosphere. I always carry a sketchbook with me to capture the moment I love with my drawing.”

A visual storyteller, the more Cheepsatayakorn sees the world, the more stories she has to share. “Especially when I travel alone, I get to date the city and I get to see it from a different angle,” she reflects. “Every time I change environment, new ideas spark into life.”

Follow her visual journeys.

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“My work is inspired by my travels and women doing adventurous things – mostly surfing, biking, and hiking! I illustrate in a variety of mediums from gouache to watercolors, but mostly paint digitally on my iPad,” the artist shared on her personal website and added that during their bike tour they needed to take a short break so they could create an iMessage sticker app featuring her paintings, which they released back in November 2016.

We really enjoyed browsing through her Instagram page and we believe that you will enjoy it, too. Follow her for future updates. You can also have a look at her Etsy store where you can buy some of her prints.

The post Marcy Day Travels the World and Paints Women Doing Adventurous Things appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) made a unique campaign with which they show you destinations near you similar to foreign landmarks – only these won’t cost you a fortune and are much more accessible. Their campaign is based on research that showed that 72% of Germans travel or would travel abroad for their vacation. The campaign called ‘No Need to Fly – Around the World in Germany’, was made in collaboration with Ogily Germany, an advertising company from Germany and Getty Images.  

By using geo-tagging technology, Facebook data and Google search, German Rail found the most popular destination and managed to find an alternative that is closer and will cost much less than an airplane ticket. For example, traveling to see the Horseshoe Bend in Arizona would cost around €1 156, while visiting the alternative location Rhine Valley would cost only €19, which is way cheaper. 

Check out the alternative locations they’ve found and tell us, would you visit a look-a-like to save money? 

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Lexie Alford is one of those people that enjoys traveling and recently set up the record for the youngest person to visit every country in the world. She uploaded a photo on which she holds a paper that says “North Korea May 31, 2019, country #196” and with this country she has finished her trip around the world. Alford, the 21-year-old adventurer from Nevada City in California, started her journey when she was 18. She says that she’s been traveling since she can remember and that her family has owned a travel agency for over 30 years, so it’s no wonder where she got the passion for exploring.

Alford is planning on writing down her adventures and publishing them. In the meantime, check out her Instagram profile and the adventures she had that will inspire you to travel more!

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Cynthia explained how it all started: “I think we only had him for three days when we took him on our first hike. He found the steepest, tallest rock around, and he ran up to the top of it to look over the edge.” Fun, isn’t it?

When they adopted Baloo, they were surprised how well he got along with Henry. Not only that, but he was happy to join the family on their adventures. Now the four of them are happy travelers and have amazing pictures to prove it. Enjoy!

The post The Adventures of Traveling Cat and Dog – Their Owners Take Amazing Pictures appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“In Italy life becomes epic,” she relays on her website. “Even a simple espresso in the piazza becomes an event.” Her paintings portray this epicness in vibrant color, allowing the viewer to travel to Italy without actually having to travel.

Part of what makes Cammerata’s creations so vivid is her understanding of light, and the way it can change a setting dramatically. “Light and its effect on color is the essence of my work,” she writes. “The sunshine of Italy saturates and energizes everything it touches, making colors sing.”

According to Cammerata, each and every moment, our senses are flooded with light. “I want to capture that radiance, that aliveness, and create a painting that makes you want to immerse yourself in it,” she notes.

Her understanding of light and color became an important part of her artistic journey, beginning with studying impressionist color theory and continuing in her formal studies, having graduated with a degree in fine arts, with a strong grounding in art history.

Take a look at some of her creations in the gallery below.

The post Kimberly Cammerata Invites You to Step Into Her Italian Landscapes appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I tell stories through my illustrations,” said Cheepsatayakorn in an interview with The Smoke Detector. “I love capturing real-time moments so if I wish I could elongate the moments I want to capture and see every movement in slow motion. I want to see every second in a more detailed way.”

With degrees in both Strategic Communications and Architecture, her illustrated observations include both people and environments. So it makes sense that her main inspiration comes from her travels around the world. “Traveling inspires me,” she said. “First off, it does the heart good! I love to slowly indulge and fully appreciate the atmosphere. I always carry a sketchbook with me to capture the moment I love with my drawing.”

A visual storyteller, the more Cheepsatayakorn sees the world, the more stories she has to share. “Especially when I travel alone, I get to date the city and I get to see it from a different angle,” she reflects. “Every time I change environment, new ideas spark into life.”

Follow her visual journeys.

The post Travel Around the World Through Pearada Cheepsatayakorn’s Illustrations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“My work is inspired by my travels and women doing adventurous things – mostly surfing, biking, and hiking! I illustrate in a variety of mediums from gouache to watercolors, but mostly paint digitally on my iPad,” the artist shared on her personal website and added that during their bike tour they needed to take a short break so they could create an iMessage sticker app featuring her paintings, which they released back in November 2016.

We really enjoyed browsing through her Instagram page and we believe that you will enjoy it, too. Follow her for future updates. You can also have a look at her Etsy store where you can buy some of her prints.

The post Marcy Day Travels the World and Paints Women Doing Adventurous Things appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) made a unique campaign with which they show you destinations near you similar to foreign landmarks – only these won’t cost you a fortune and are much more accessible. Their campaign is based on research that showed that 72% of Germans travel or would travel abroad for their vacation. The campaign called ‘No Need to Fly – Around the World in Germany’, was made in collaboration with Ogily Germany, an advertising company from Germany and Getty Images.  

By using geo-tagging technology, Facebook data and Google search, German Rail found the most popular destination and managed to find an alternative that is closer and will cost much less than an airplane ticket. For example, traveling to see the Horseshoe Bend in Arizona would cost around €1 156, while visiting the alternative location Rhine Valley would cost only €19, which is way cheaper. 

Check out the alternative locations they’ve found and tell us, would you visit a look-a-like to save money? 

The post Train Company Shows Cheaper Alternatives Rather Than Famous Destinations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Lexie Alford is one of those people that enjoys traveling and recently set up the record for the youngest person to visit every country in the world. She uploaded a photo on which she holds a paper that says “North Korea May 31, 2019, country #196” and with this country she has finished her trip around the world. Alford, the 21-year-old adventurer from Nevada City in California, started her journey when she was 18. She says that she’s been traveling since she can remember and that her family has owned a travel agency for over 30 years, so it’s no wonder where she got the passion for exploring.

Alford is planning on writing down her adventures and publishing them. In the meantime, check out her Instagram profile and the adventures she had that will inspire you to travel more!

The post A 21-Year- Old Girl Is The Youngest Person To Visit Every Country In The World appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Cynthia explained how it all started: “I think we only had him for three days when we took him on our first hike. He found the steepest, tallest rock around, and he ran up to the top of it to look over the edge.” Fun, isn’t it?

When they adopted Baloo, they were surprised how well he got along with Henry. Not only that, but he was happy to join the family on their adventures. Now the four of them are happy travelers and have amazing pictures to prove it. Enjoy!

The post The Adventures of Traveling Cat and Dog – Their Owners Take Amazing Pictures appeared first on MobiSpirit.