Imagination is the basis of most artwork. When the mind wanders, whatever medium the artist is working with follows closely behind, creating a physical representation of whatever their heart feels within that moment. This is especially true for Sandy Springs artist Fran Scher, who creates intuitive work based on the freedom of the mind. 

As someone who loves high, visual art, I know how hard it can be to find a nice, local bar after a long day at the local art gallery. Something about appreciating and supporting independent artists makes me thirsty — it’s happened too many times to be an isolated incident. If you’re like me, and you happen to live “down under” in Australia, I have some great news for you. 

Life is about as colorful, eccentric, and exciting as a person makes it. Beauty is created in the minds of those imaginative enough to create something remarkable out of the everyday moments that are often neglected. 

Choosing to look past the dullness of moments and instead framing simplicity with an electric shock of color and radiance is a talent very few have, however it is a talent that London-based artist Joanna Pilarchzyk perfected to a T.