Six Years of The Many Colors of Natalie: Six Years of Becoming Six years ago, I pressed publish on something that would become so much more than I ever expected. August 24, 2026, marks the sixth anniversary of The Many Colors of Natalie. Sitting here thinking about that feels a little surreal. Six years is […]
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The Many Colors of Pittsburgh: A Mural Guide Pittsburgh isn’t just painted in black and gold. It’s painted in stories, memories, culture, creativity, community—and color. When we think about Pittsburgh, we often picture the bridges, the three rivers, the skyline, our neighborhoods, and of course, our sports teams. But there is another side of Pittsburgh
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There is something special about watching a hobby grow into a creative journey—and even more special when the person behind it refuses to lose sight of why they started. For this edition of The Many Colors of Natalie, I’m excited to introduce you to Allyson, the creative mind behind Allycat Crochets. A third-year University of
The Ultimate Guide to Community Gardens and Composting in Pittsburgh Grow Food, Build Community, and Help the Environment—One Garden at a Time “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” — Audrey Hepburn There is something magical about digging your hands into the soil. Gardening slows us down, teaches patience, and reminds us that
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There is something special about Fridays. Maybe it’s the feeling of closing one chapter of the week and opening the door to something new. Maybe it’s the reminder that we made it through the hard days, the busy moments, and the unexpected challenges. Lately, I’ve been learning that happiness doesn’t always come from the big,
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I had the pleasure of working with Adam for a performance at the Arcade Comedy Theater. This was my big performance after graduating from college, and I truly wanted to savor the entire experience. Adam stood out to me not only for his professionalism but also for the way he brought his scenes to life.
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Dear Readers, This August marks the fifth anniversary of The Many Colors of Natalie. Our motto, “Love Art & Support Your Local Artist!” reflects my belief that Pittsburgh is a vibrant city filled with talented artists and has much more to offer than just sports. One of the primary reasons I started this blog was
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Photo Credit: Fernando De La Cruz Films Dear Readers, I could not wait to introduce you to Darrel Pullie! He is a dear friend of mine, and his art is truly inspiring. See the interview below for guidance and inspiration. 1. What inspired you to become a film producer? I’ve always been deeply passionate about
The Homecoming of an Artist: John A. Rice’s Journey and Impact on New York’s Art Scene Explore John A. Rice’s artistic journey, focusing on his evolution as an artist from Pittsburgh. Discuss how his roots influence his work and the significance of returning to his hometown for the “Beyond Words: A Homecoming Exhibition.” This insightful
The video is an interview with Andrew McLaughlin – A current student at the University of Pittsburgh. Andrew discusses artistic inspiration within his family, writing for the Pitt News, and is a musician in a bluegrass band.