by urban-acupuncture | Jan 19, 2016 | What we sell at our clinic..
On Guard
Protective Blend
Boost your immune system this season. doTerra’s On Guard Protective Blend:
* Supports healthy immune function
* Protects against environmental threats
* Cleanses surfaces
* Purifies the skin while promoting healthy circulation
A blend of oils from Wild Orange Peel, Clove Bud, Black Pepper Seed, Cinnamon Bark, Eucalyptus Leaf, Oregano Leaf, Rosemary Leaf/Flower, and Melissa Leaf, OnGuard can be diffused into the air or be used to clean and purify household surfaces.
Also available in dietary softgels.
by urban-acupuncture | Dec 10, 2015 | Community, What we sell at our clinic..
LOCALLY-MADE BEESWAX CANDLES
100% beeswax candles:
*have no added fragrance or dyes – pollen and honey content produces the natural color and sweet fragrance
*made from a renewable resource
*are non-hazardous, non-carcinogenic and solvent-free
*have a high melt point
by urban-acupuncture | Dec 10, 2015 | Art
My photography is a visual exploration of relationships between shapes, forms,
textures and light as found in trees, plants, water and landscape. These
ever-changing patterns of natural design are further changed by the process used in
making the print.
My Photo Transfer Print technique is similar to the Monotype printmaking process. A
traditional Monotype print is an image drawn or painted on a metal or glass plate,
then covered with a sheet of paper and passed through a press. In a Photo Transfer
Print a digital image is printed on a sheet of acetate where the ink remains wet on
the surface. Placing a sheet of paper over the acetate and applying pressure
transfers the ink to the paper. The resulting image possesses a combination of
highly textured and smooth tonal areas determined by the density of the ink. The
Japanese Silk Tissue paper on which the images are printed creates delicate fine
detail and a warm luminosity.
Photography is an adventure in seeing – of perceiving the familiar with fresh eyes,
and seeing new possibilities for printing and presenting the image.
by urban-acupuncture | Sep 18, 2015 | Art, Community
Jennifer Morley is a local abstract artist working mostly with acrylics. She has a neurological condition called Synesthesia, which means that her senses are blended and sensory experiences overlap in her brain. When she listens to music the sound also has shape, color, texture, movement, and a physical position in space. She began painting as a way to capture and illustrate her sensory experiences so the could share them with others. Each of her paintings are a sensory capture of one particular song. She also recently began painting other isolated sensory experiences triggered
Artist currently on display at Clintonville UAC
