That time our chickens were in Louisville Magazine....

Since we don't have a television, our tv time has been replace by Instgramming things, My hen pix paid off, though. They were noticed by my amazingly talented, creative, friend, artist, musician, and Creative Director for Louisville Magazine, Suki Anderson. She and reporter Thomas Elmallakh together wrote a great piece featuring them. Thanks from me and my ladies, Louisville Magazine. We are going to frame it and hang it in the coop!

Artist Working Through Brain Injury Invites You into Solace of Nature
​by: Bobbi Curd

Danville Advocate-Messenger article by Bobbi Curd about our efforts of turning Little Wing Hollow into a healing nature retreat to help others cope with traumatic events, or simply to recalibrate their internal rhythm to a healhier beat. 

Brain Damage
by: Michael Jones

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“Since I spend a lot of time roaming around in the woods, I’ve painted a lot of nature goddesses lately. If it wasn’t for painting and living in the woods where it is quiet, I don’t think I would be hopeful that I can survive.”
Article by Micheal Jones of LEO Weekly about brain injuries and insight on how healing can be found in painting and the natural world. Time away from the lights, noise, and traffic of the city has made a world of difference for me. We are sharing our farm because we believe so strongly in these therapies for healing.  

ARTTOUR: Interview
by: Mathew Adams

LEO Weekly article about 2014 Little Wing Studio ARTTOUR Open Studio Tour by Mathew Adams.
“I realize not everyone can just run for the hills and join us,” she says, “so the retreat and the paintings are a way of offering folks that wish to experience an alternative reality occasionally — if only for a weekend, or the time it takes to gaze at painting — a hand to gently step off the wheel when necessary.”

Several videos explaining how being in nature affects our brains and bodies.
If you only watch one, watch this one: