How much do Johhys mustard export cost and minim number it's per shipment to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. Regards Stig

Thanks Nick

Thank you! I will try bamboo. I looooove plants, but sadly, plants hate me with a passion. I've killed so many "unkillable" plants. Cactus, mother-in-law's-tongue, aloe, air plants, spider plants, the list goes on. I follow directions religiously, but they take one look at me and suicide.

Yes! They will Trulli thrive under any condition lol

Me too! I recommend them very much! And I promise that they dont loose colour, because all of my fejka has been in sunny Windows for years and, they have not lost any colour❤

Yes! They are totally under-rated and provide the perfect lighting

I'm sitting in my painting studio with 6 paper lanterns. They diffuse the light so nicely and you can just replace them when they get too dusty. Can't stand ever seeing a naked lightbulb in any way, even through caning. I don't care if my house looks like a sushi restaurant, I like sushi. I love Noguchi too, even though these are not his.

Lol. I have it in my bedroom and love it.

Yeah I don't think this dude knows what he's talking about

I think they could also be really nice if they were tie-dyed to coordinate with the colors of the room. I don’t know how easy it would be to do that, but I think it’s worth a try

No it makes it beautiful it doesnt make it art. Lol

I wouldn't say that beauty makes art but I will say that photography is art.

I'd have Paris, Amsterdam, and New York. Maybe San Fran. I live in LA.

I mean that’s a great tip for sensory play but this is a about good home decor. They don’t look good around your home because of how fake they look.

Thats a great idea!! The cactus and succulents ones always fool me as well as the orchid flowers. Id say in a kitchen any fake flowers always seem to end up catching dust but for kids!! Or the elderly too. My mom forgets to water things but loved flowers.

I absolutely love how this dude goes "Well I don't particularly like this art so it's not actually art and you shouldn't have it in your house cuz it's ugly" like really? I don't like this dude's hairstyle so should he go change it???

Zamioculcas zamiifolia is a plant that needs water once a month . It looks good and doesn’t need any love or attention. The only plant my sister can keep alive and she was once out of town for 2 months and when she got back that plant was thriving😂

@@minttummn a resurrection plant would be good too.

@@minttummn I still have one of these plants that I’ve kept for almost 10 years. It once went 8 months without water or care, and was moved with me in the back of a pickup truck and suffered severe windburn and broken stems. It’s now 3.5 ft tall and thriving. They really are a great plant for beginners, I can attest to that

I just bought my FAKE hanging plant for my kitchen, because you know. SAME REASON 😂

I just bought a really cute fake plant from Ikea last week and a pink pot to put it in and as long as you don't like examine it too closely, it looks really nice and just adds a little ambiance. I deal with pretty bad depression so real plants are not safe in my hands lol

I used to use cheap IKEA frames for my pictures and was wondering about how safe they were for my precious artwork and photographs. I think I’m going to go with using higher quality frames chosen from the thrift store instead

@@scareglare​​⁠consider seeking out a good framer in your area if the pieces are precious. Each piece and circumstance is unique. A decent framer will help you navigate all that. I will mention though that with paper pieces, ideally keep it from touching a wood frame as the acid and lignin damage the art. There are ways to prevent it, but metal frames don’t contain these in the first place and come in lots of styles now, even wrapped in engineered wood veneer so you get the best of both worlds. Best of luck!

@@spungegirl Thank you for the thoughtful advice, appreciate it! Isn't it wild how many people put their precious memories/photographs into cheaply made, super acidic photo albums? Digital archives are a godsend but we can't forget the physical component. Appreciate your advice, please have a lovely day internet friend

Agreed. I used to buy them in Chinatown but the big 2-story store I shopped in didnt survive the Pandemic..

you gotta water the real plants for them to last

Absolutely. I believe your home should be filled with items/objects that you love, regardless if what anyone else thinks.✌️❤️

I put my own favorite travel photos on my wall! Art or not, it's a splash of colour and it brings up good memories.

@@matthewcreelman1347 I do the same thing! I put them in nice frames and I get compliments from guests who don't know I took the photo (I love scenery photos!)

​@@happydaze7976 If only as a warning to others... 😚

I have the one with the zebra and yeah, it’s really common but I still love it 😅

Good thing there's a link for that!

Mine started bubbling even quicker than that, and they are impossible to hang… not my faves

Similar also mine have fallen off the wall more times than I can count. The hanging thing popped right now and hanging it by the frame itself just causes the top bar of the frame to fall off

You people not caring for picture frames.

love you... made me "smile loudly"

Yessss, I just recently smacked the regolit lampshades onto every naked lightbulb in my flat when my roommate moved out. They are affordable, cozy, diffuse light nicely, give off a very homey student-flat vibe and I just love them. 🥰🤷‍♀️

Don't bin them, throw them on the compost heap. They are paper and bamboo.

Cacti are harder to keep alive than some house plants, because you can easily over water them. I have about 100 plants and only 2 of them are cacti and they’re my biggest struggle!

Plants + the Planta app to tell you when to water and what distance from the window 🫡

Me too bro. 4 plastic plants from ikea in my bedroom rn. Every flower I revieved (in a pot already) had died within a week lol. Poor plants, but they wont die anymore cuz I wont keep them in here

as a feng-shui professional: fake plants in the house, not good feng-shui

@@TheLuckvegasWhen you see them in person a few really stand out as nicer quality and more realistic. I also place them at a distance from where a person would be sitting. Not everyone can take care of plants.

Water colors are my fav. Where is your work featured?

Thanks.

God made you the arbiter of art too. Each to their own taste.

Then in my humble opinion you should make videos too.

I see, looked it up, and saw they look "a lot like" a much more expensive Bennington VT pottery.

Consider throwing diluted ink on them. You can spray it with a toothbrush or what you discover. Have 3 or 4 different dilutions, maybe start with tiny dots in the strongest color, then dry. then bigger dots in the most dilute color. After that fill in the middle colors the way you want. (Now that I have typed that I thought of *a simplification* in colors mixing. For this idea you just make the first strongest color. Then take some of that to make the most dilute color. You can use the left over color-mixtures to make the middle ones.)

Everyone does.

It's just an opinion like everything else he says. --> Of course, you are correct. I went to art school and I dont care if it's real art. Do I like it? Is it interesting? Investors care if it is "read art". My separate comment is a comment by e.e.cummings, a famous poet of the early 20th century who did not use capital letters if he didnt feel like it.

mr youse needn't be so spry concernin questions arty each has his tastes but as for i i likes a certain party gimme the he-man's solid bliss for youse ideas i'll match youse a pretty girl who naked is is worth a million statues

Thanks, I am now going to throw out a canvas I saved form the alley. It is that same plasticy surface..