","url":"https:\/\/www.segmation.com\/"}},"topLine":{"floatingTopLine":{"logo":{"showLogo":false,"html":""}}},"mobileHeader":{"firstSwitchPoint":1050,"secondSwitchPoint":778,"firstSwitchPointHeight":80,"secondSwitchPointHeight":60,"mobileToggleCaptionEnabled":"disabled","mobileToggleCaption":"Menu"},"stickyMobileHeaderFirstSwitch":{"logo":{"html":""}},"stickyMobileHeaderSecondSwitch":{"logo":{"html":""}},"sidebar":{"switchPoint":990},"boxedWidth":"1340px"},"VCMobileScreenWidth":"768","wcCartFragmentHash":"e3e79a5a3233ac94ff6254155befcac2"};var dtShare={"shareButtonText":{"facebook":"Share on Facebook","twitter":"Share on X","pinterest":"Pin it","linkedin":"Share on Linkedin","whatsapp":"Share on Whatsapp"},"overlayOpacity":"85"};
Love it or hate it, yellow is here to stay. The color wheel’s brightest shade can be seen on the road every day. But neither cars nor trucks have the unique yellow paint jobs that belong to school buses. How did the yellow school bus come about anyways? And why are school buses still being painted this shade? www.segmation.com
Art brings people together. It encourages community gatherings and serves as a center of activity. This is why art enthusiasts can often be found traveling the world; art attracts visitors from far off destinations and increases tourism. In addition to welcoming cultural experiences, globe trotting art lovers stimulate local economies.
To confirm this belief, take a look at current events from around the world. News from Abu Dhabi, the state of California, and an international debate involving a traveling art exhibit all suggest art can boost tourism, and in effect, economies. www.segmation.com
What comes to mind when thinking of foreign landscapes? Are these far off countries? Or different planets? Do they only exist in fantasy fiction? Or are they birthed from Hollywood magic?
Wherever these landscapes originate, one fact is constant: foreign landscapes inspire creativity. At the heart of art is a cry of curiosity — a desire to explore what lies beyond the world as we understand it. This is why natural disasters, everyday home supplies, and destructible objects are bringing about some of the most creative art pieces to date. www.segmation.com