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Published: Sunday, Jan. 17, 2010

Art that's off the wall

Sculptor Robert Oblon describes his artwork now in a new display as a cross between a jigsaw puzzle and an amoeba.

Published: Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2010

A haven of living history in Garden Fams

Nestled between Santa Margarita and Atascadero is a one-of-kind independent community of neighbors called Garden Farms.

‘Advice to Grow By’: workshops for the gardener

Do you need gardening advice to help you grow a more sustainable garden or landscape?

Getting a handle on Hands Gallery

Tres and Debra Feltman live in a home that is eclectic and full of art, which should come as no surprise for those who have visited their shop, San Luis Obispo’s Hands Gallery.

New duds for Santa's elves

A few weeks ago we asked our readers to create new outfits for Santa’s Magic Elves to wear to a celebration wrapping up another merry year at the North Pole. We were showered — and impressed—with 115 submissions, shimmering with glitter, brilliant colors and sparks of creativity. You’ll find some of our favorites here.

Published: Sunday, Dec. 06, 2009

Homemade Christmas gifts: How to make presents with a personal touch

Homemade gifts like scrapbooks, music compilations and knitted sweaters suggest you were thinking about the recipient during the entire creation process, and that’s a good thing.

Published: Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009

Student artists shine at Morro Bay exhibit

The Morro Bay Art Association is encouraging young artists — recently bestowing 43 awards totaling $11,600 to students at four county high schools, Cuesta College and Cal Poly.

The Tribune's annual holiday coloring contest: Download the PDF here

Arts and Craftsman project in Arroyo Grande

The Arroyo Grande home of Claire Martin was built in 1938 when Craftsman homes were still at the height of fashion. But this home was, instead, a humble little cottage more evocative of Sears, Roebuck & Co. than of Craftsman-era pioneers Greene & Greene.

Design Notebook: Matt Clark Tile & Stone

Matthias Clark learned the tile business in the most fashion-forward of U.S. cities – New York. As an apprentice to venerable 4th generation tile installer Armand Agresti, he laid tile in glittering skyscrapers and high-end residences from 1982 to 1988.

Preserving fall's harvest for the months ahead

Q. We have a big apple crop this year. What’s the best way to store surplus fruit? Also, how do I dry walnuts that a neighbor gave me? -- The Kincaids, San Luis Obispo

Published: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009

Templeton couple's home is simply spooktacular

Six years ago, Dave and Cindy Condit decided to throw a Halloween party. To set the mood, they transformed their contemporary Spanish-style Templeton home into a macabre mansion. Each year since, the decorations have grown more elaborate.

Design Notebook: Where contemporary meets Old Country

When San Luis Obispo’s Fortini Home, Garden & Design opened in 2004, it was somewhat misunderstood.

UC Master Gardeners: Still time to get cool-season veggies under way

Q: How do I get ready for a winter vegetable garden, and what do I grow?

Published: Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009

8 easy and cheap homemade Halloween costumes

Homemade Halloween costumes are cheap, easy and eco-friendly, since they often feature recycled clothes, props and accessories. Plus, most of the materials for the perfect costume can be found around the house or at your local thrift store. Here are eight ideas ...

    ‘Shrines & Altars’ at Steynberg Gallery is open to interpretation, artist says

    Eric Johnson said that he considers his photography series, “Shrines & Altars,” at Steynberg Gallery to be “psychic snapshots.”

      2009 Open Studios Art Tour: Where ideas become art

      Jackie Hickman’s dream studio would be a loft in New York or San Francisco.

      Sharing the showiness and adaptability of succulents

      Plants were always a part of Nick Wilkinson’s life. His father was a farmer and his mother a gardener. When he first set out on his own, he used houseplants to liven up his so-called “bachelor pad.”

      Garden in San Luis Country Club Estates sets plants on pedestals

      When Penny Woods had back surgery for a herniated disk two years ago, her doctor told her, “No more bending.”

      SLO Singles: Trying to prove it's too good to be true

      My friend “Rockie” is getting scary. I haven’t found the flaw yet, the excuse for me to cut bait so I can retreat to my cave and roll the big rock in front of the entrance.

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