Author: Tim Kime

For many of us, summertime means getting away with family and friends. Use this opportunity to make art and have fun together. Paint pens, book pages, and paint sample paper can go on your trip, too, and be part of your creative journey. Do so with a family member, friend, or yourself to make memories and small masterpieces at the same time.

This charming, one-of-a-kind address post will have your neighbors saying, “Oh deer, that’s amazing!” Using Goodwill finds and leftover/scrap materials, you’ll create a heartfelt and home-spun statement that blends curb appeal with eco-friendly flair.

Create a functional, blooming work of art by painting a Goodwill-found lamp with colorful flowers. 

Have you discovered the creative and transformative powers of paint pens? They are a great tool for upcycling everyday pieces into Pride-ful works of art. Here are two easy projects that were upcycled for Pride month using rainbow tones to let their true colors shine! 

Use your creative talents and good shopping skills by turning Goodwill-found word décor into stencils for Pride-related art pieces.  This is a simple and colorful way to make one-of-a-kind pieces to celebrate your Pride in June—and all year long.