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FEBRUARY IS OUR MONTH OF ART—MAKING, COLLECTING, ADMIRING

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part of them we don’t see on the surface. We are all drawn to art in different ways.

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We like to look at and listen to art that makes us feel something, art that resonates with us. Through art, we learn about ourselves. As you read about the local artists in our community and their stories of passion and

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self-expression, we hope that you too are inspired to pursue what you love. After all, February is the month of love. So, Fort Collins, while you fill your home with chocolate truffles and roses this month, remember to fill your heart too. Find what makes you feel alive—and don’t forget to share it with us. Today is always a great day to love yourself.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE FEBRUARY 2021

FEATURES 8 Local Artist Spotlight Jess Bean

12 Artist Spotlight Floral Designer Elycia Feldman

14 Colorado’s Own African Outfitter African Safari Adventures

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JESS BEAN ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY VAL MOSLEY

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ESS BEAN LOVES THE WAY MURALS CAN BRING SO MUCH

HAPPINESS TO A SPACE. When she first moved to Fort Collins eight years ago from her hometown, Peoria, Illinois, Bean donated her talents to transform the outside of Animal House Rescue (which has since moved and changed its name to Animal Friends Alliance). “It was just a boring, sad, cinderblock building and to add some paint to it isn’t hard, but it adds so much life to that building,” Bean said. Since then, she’s brought life to electrical boxes, business interiors, and many walls in people’s homes. Recently, she painted a nursery to look like the kind of Colorado mountain scene reminiscent of a trucker hat and a sunroom ceiling that feels like you’re looking up at the treetops from a hammock.

“I had a fear of sharing what I would want to paint because I wasn’t ready to share that I had bipolar disorder with other people.” She

started

painting

commissioned

murals in 2005, when she was in high school, and until recently, she was happy to exclusively paint other people’s ideas. It felt much safer than showing the world what she wanted to create. “I had a fear of sharing what I would want to paint because I wasn’t ready to share that I had bipolar disorder with other people,” Bean said. “It doesn’t have a good reputation,” she laughed. Her diagnosis is bipolar 2, which mostly manifests on the depressive side, without the mania of bipolar 1. “Commission work was great because it pushed me outside of my box so much and taught me so many techniques that I wouldn’t have tried if it wasn’t asked of me,” she said. But over the years, her need to create more personal work kept growing. Then in 2019, she had two hip surgeries

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to correct a genetic deformity she didn’t know about until things started to fall apart. Unable to get on a ladder to paint murals during six months of recovery, she started her Emotions collection. “I finally came up with this idea of how to express emotions in paintings,” Bean said. “Not evoke it or use it as a backdrop for my image but to just solely express that emotion.” Each image is a mix of fine art imagery layered over a street-art style anatomical heart.

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Exploring emotions deeply enough to create art was therapeutic. “To actually look at them and move through them and think about them so heavily that you can express them in a painting takes a lot of self-reflection, even just to come up with the concept,” she said. This month, from February 5th to the 27th, her original Emotions painting, Happiness, will be part of the “I Heart…” group show at 40 West Gallery in Lakewood. In September, she had finally recovered enough from her hip surgeries to get back on a ladder to participate in the Fort Collins Mural Project. “It was a big deal. My husband was pretty excited to see me up on a ladder,” she said, laughing.

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Her piece on the west side of the Alleycat

This year Bean has several commissions

Coffeehouse building is a large-scale ver-

lined up and plans to show her work in more

sion of the Solidarity painting from the

galleries. She’s most excited to begin a new

Emotions collection.

portrait series that will be an extension of

Between the thriving art scene and

the Emotions Collection. She wants this new

being surrounded by natural beauty, Bean

work to help people feel seen and connected.

says it’s easy to find inspiration living in

“This has been a rough year and people

Fort Collins. Seeing public art all over town

have been grieving so many things.” she said.

“just makes everything feel a little warmer.”

“I want to take those hard emotions and give

And the community of artists feels like a

people that are going through those hard emo-

family, with everyone taking inspiration

tions something to look at to know that they’re

from each other’s work.

not alone and that it’s okay to feel like that.”

“I finally came up with this idea of how to express emotions in paintings.”

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ARTIST’S PALETTE

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ARTICLE JAHNA EICHEL PHOTOGRAPHY MELODIC VIEW PHOTOGRAPHY

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FLORAL DESIGNER ELYCIA FELDMAN

FLORAL DESIGN CAN TAKE YOUR SPACE FROM MUNDANE TOO MONUMENTAL. Elycia Feldman, owner and designer at Wild Blossoms Studio is genuinely in love with her work. For Elycia, floral design is a deeply personal process. “ The landscape of Colorado is in my blood and a big part of the passionate heart beating beneath every design I bring to life. I pursue the use of unique and local plant life and challenge myself to create one-of-a-kind designs.” We’re excited to share a sneak peak of collaboration between Melodic View Photography & Wild Blossoms Studio that is set to premier later this month online. Follow their instagram @wildblossomstudios for more. Together with inspiration from the local flower community, we are building a beautiful floral guide. You can see me here concentrating really hard, building bouquets for hours, and loving every minute of it. Melody is the perfect guide and we have fun together creating and developing our art forms.

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ARTICLE IRENE MIDDLEMAN THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHY MARK RUSH

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T URE S

COLORADO’S OWN AFRICAN OUTFITTER

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AN SAFA RI RIC F A

DOES mean ‘no worries, no problem.’ Our trip was coordinated by Denver-based Africa Adventure Consultants, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The award-winning firm ( named for the 5th year as one of Travel & Leisure’s World’s Best Safari Outfitters,) specializes in custom safaris and other types of travel in many countries in East and Southern Africa. Kent Redding, the founder and president of AAC uses his expertise and extensive background knowledge gained from living and working for years in that region of Africa to guide others in designing their trips. The region Redding specializes in is noted for hosting the Great HERE I WAS ON A WARM SUNDAY MORNING, SOMEWHERE

Migration, actually a year-round event that spans across Kenya and

DEEP OUT IN THE MAASAI MARA SAVANNA, BENDING

Tanzania, with different species migrating in inconceivably huge

DOWN WITH A THRONG OF MASAI CATTLE-HERDING BOYS

numbers, particularly when millions of wildebeests and zebras

FROM ABOUT 5 TO 15, WHO WERE ALL EAGER TO TOUCH

migrate across the Serengeti and Mara plains in thunderous herds

MY HUMIDITY-CHALLENGED “LION’S MANE” HAIR. Some

in June. The rest of the year, however, there is no shortage of animal

giggled, some shreaked a bit, but none were too shy to give it a go

sightings across the rolling plains and savannas.

After all, when one lives in a dung hut surrounded by wilderness

Flying into Kenya’s capital city of Nairobi, most opt to spend one

for hundreds of miles in every direction, it’s not every day one gets

day there visiting the local Elephant Orphanage and the Rothschild

to touch a ‘mzungu’s’ hair. That’s what I was in Kenya - a mzungu,

Giraffe Sanctuary. The next day, we traveled via bush plane to

which is Swahili for Caucasian.

Samburu Intrepids game park lodge. At Samburu, we slept in large

Oleshargegilololtoriroi (thankfully also known as Joseph,) the

constructed tents which were very comfortable, cozy and well-

Masai guide who escorted me on this nature walk, was decked

equipped. My cabin looked right onto the gently flowing river, in front

out, as always, in his flashy traditional garb of red plaid wraparound

of which mischievous, determined little monkeys scampered up and

blanket, no end of colorful beads and an exotic leather braided

down trees and watched me intently, hoping to get inside the tent.

headgear that made him look positively royal. He carefully trans-

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lated for us and told me that the boys were on a mission to collect branches for their teacher to use as whipping switches – something to keep on hand, apparently, whether needed or not. When I told them that my own children didn’t have this treatment in their school, they looked astonished. With us, we had Amos, a park ranger dutifully equipped with a World War II-era rifle -after all, this IS lion country – as well as elephant, cheetah, leopard, wart hog, etc.- country. While we traipsed the countryside, viewing herds of Thompson gazelles, Topi antelope, elephants and others, I asked the two men about their culture and they barraged me with questions about ours. Kenyans embraced me with their genuine warmth and outgoing natures. I loved the Swahili greeting of ‘Jambo’ which everyone uses instead of ‘hello,’ and the endearing “much welcome.” I was surprised when I heard ‘hakuna matata’ and realized that the theme song from The Lion King, which my children had played a million times, really

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under an incredibly thick canopy of stars. The fruit was even more succulent and varied at the beach resort – in fact, just as I was about to dig into the juicy mango on my plate one morning, a monkey leapt onto my table, grabbed the mango and sprang away in one fell swoop – the employees were frantic but we tourists just laughed. Hakuna matata to the mango-stealing monkey, and hakuna matata to me. I left Kenya with tears in my eyes for the warm, embracing Kenyans I had met. To celebrate 20 years, Africa Adventure consultants has several new tours, including the 20th Anniversary At the game park lodges, game rides are typically

Time Capsule Dream Safari, a 20-day luxury trip to

offered two or three times a day.The rides are in incredi-

seven countries. The company supports worthy causes

bly sturdy 6-7-passenger Land Rovers or similar. Rather

helping both people and wildlife in Africa. For every cli-

like a bucking bronco ride at a wild west park, we’d set

ent who visits Africa with us, we donate to one of our

out in peaceful hunt of the so-called Samburu Special

specially selected non-profit programs.

Five – Grevy’s zebras, reticulated giraffes, Somali

+ AfricAid + Lion Recovery Fund + Rhino Conservation Botswana + Uthando South Africa

ostriches, long- necked gerenuk antelope and Beisa oryx along with elephants, lions, leopards and others. We spotted plenty on every ride. There’s nothing quite like seeing giraffes’ graceful forms far off in the distance – and knowing they are WILD. The cultures of eastern Africa are just as diverse and thrilling – Masai and Samburu peoples living in their ancient lifestyles of dung huts and herding cattle, dressed in what must be the most colorful garmets I’ve ever seen. The villagers have adapted to tourism while keeping their culture virtually intact. They invite visitors to enter a hut and hear a short talk about their lifestyle, while the women outside lay out their handicrafts for sale. In the evenings before dinner, safari guests can meet in the lodge for a slide presentation and lesson about the local customs or wildlife, while enjoying cocktails and appetizers. If desired, the lodges will prepare ‘bush dinners,’ beautiful, magical events in secluded areas

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I was surprised when I heard ‘hakuna matata’ and realized that the theme song from The Lion King, which my children had played a million times, really DOES mean ‘no worries, no problem.’

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DIY MANTEL GARLAND IT’S FEBRUARY, THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, SPRING ISN’T HERE YET, AND SOMETIMES WE ARE PRONE TO THE WINTER BLUES. I have an activity that everyone can get in on, can brighten your home, and you only need 2 items. I was at my friend Mary’ s beautiful home in historicPhoenix, AZ. She has several fireplaces and one of our projects was to decorate one of her mantels in her home. I told her I was going to decorate it with coffee filters and a strand of lights. I don’t think they really believed me, but I really meant it. I joked and called it my MacGyver mantel garland. This is a standing joke because Mary once said I could make a coffee table out of a car engine. I told her since my dad owns a body shop, I probably really could do that and told her how. “Find an unusual object? Chas will quickly come up with 100 uses for it.

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A FUN & CREATIVE DECORATION

GARLAND ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY CHAS GREENER

I started by laying a strand of lights across the mantel. If you’re

worried about the strand of lights staying on, add a Command

Hook to either side of your mantel on top, and hook your lights into place. This will help hold your lights into place so they don’t fall off and take all your decorations with them. I pressed in the center of the coffee filter, and twisted the bottom like in the pic-

ture. I placed the coffee filter in between the wiring. I continued doing this all the way across the mantel and down the sides. On top I filled in extra filters around to fill in the space. This project was quick, easy and it only took 1 package of coffee filters, one strand of lights. “The coffee filters look like a string of petticoats. How beautiful would this be in a girl’s room? I’m not sure you can dye coffee filters but I’m imagining pink ones like a ballerina’s tutu. This garland also reminds me of a feather boa~with all its simplicity but impact.” Mary said when the project was complete.

This DIY garland could be easily adjusted by using brown, non- bleached coffee filters as well. Perhaps you want to do this project in the spring or summer. You can spray the white coffee filters with a mixture of water and food coloring, and let them dry. Re-create this coffee filter mantel garland using your own creative ideas, perhaps even incorporate dried flowers from Wild Blossoms Studio! CityLifestyle.com/FortCollins

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I n s ta - m a z i n g EVERY NEW TECHNOLOGY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO INFLUENCE THE WAY WE COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS AND HOW WE SEE OURSELVES. Social media is made for connection with other people. Our community is buzzing with incredible businesses and talented individuals. We’ve scoured instagram to find our favorite 10 accounts for you to follow. These unique accounts all deserve your attention and we cannot wait to uncover more to share with you again later this year. From local arts and photographers to small businesses we’re loving- Instagram is an easy way to show your support for local, learn something new and even meet new people. We recommend searching for hashtags like #fortcollins #fortcollinbusiness and #fortcollinslifestyle. Additionally, be sure to follow @fortcollinslifestylemagazine on Instagram and tag our beautiful city of Fort Collins in your own posts because you never know, we may feature your account next! We can’t wait to find and follow you!

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Before I made these cute gold leaf dishes, my jewelry was a tangled mess. Now I actually enjoy keeping it organized and displayed! Don’t let gold leaf intimidate you – it’s a game changer. Check out the tutorial to learn how to make some of these pretties for yourself or for gift giving.

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I turned these toys into some fun photo holders, but they are also super fun used as table place settings at a kid’s birthday party. They double as a party favor!

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MINIMALIZE YOUR S PA C E BECOMING A MINIMALIST MEANS LIVING MORE WITH LESS. IT'S NOT EASY, SO HERE'S A GUIDE TO GET YOU STARTED.

FIVE WAYS YOU CAN SHOW THE CLUTTER IN YOUR LIFE WHO’S REALLY IN CHARGE.

Just get rid of these things—seriously. Why are you

Give yourself the gift of a “Maybe” box that you can

keeping them?

put things in for now. Sometimes, even though we know we should get rid of something, we can’t quite

02 If you’re so overwhelmed that you don’t know where to begin, try starting with one small area that haunts you the most—a section of kitchen counter, a small

let it go. Look at the random selection you’ve kept a few months down the road—chances are it will all go straight to donation.

table top.

Be a more conscious shopper so that you’re not filling your decluttered home with more clutter. Whenever you see something you want, add it to an ongoing list with the date you first saw it, and then revisit the list 30 days later. You may find when you check back that the urge to purchase it has gone. And if you do decide

Pick up five things and return them to their proper

to get it, at least you’ve given the item the time and

location. These should be items you’re used to seeing

consideration it deserves.

deposited on counters or floors: mail, the dog’s leash, a newspaper section, your daughter’s hair clip, random sport socks. If you don’t have a designated place for them, think about one that would suit, and start using it all the time.

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Living in a cluttered home or trying to work in a cluttered office is an exercise in frustration. Car keys get swallowed up, you can’t locate your important report in time for your meeting, or you replace something you can’t find only to have the original turn up shortly after. Isn’t that the worst? Make sure that never happens again by getting clutter under control... one unpaired sock at a time.

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