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Natasha Stoppel is a traveling artist exploring the world one drawing at a time. After leaving her corporate job in 2014 she launched Artist Explores the World, this blog and Youtube channel designed to feature art and travel. Since then she has trail-blazed a creative path into bullet journaling, videography, jewelry making and pyrography. When not working on her new tiny home, she’s focused on turning her experiences into creative works and seeks to inspire others to explore their artistic soul and pursue creative journeys.
My work is on display year round at:
Art Up Front Street Studios and Gallery
120 Front Street, Exeter, NH
Studio #7
Lane House Art Center
380 Lafayette Road
Hampton, NH
Upcoming Events
I’ll be featured on NH Chronicle January 14th
No upcoming events for 2021 yet.
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Explore the art world with me. I feature: “draw with me’ tutorials, laser cut project ideas, bullet journaling, art supply reviews and more.
Art on the Blog
Artistic Feature Friday: Illustrating Happy New Year
Artistic Feature Friday: Miles of Happiness
Art is a large part of my travels. Whether it’s by visiting museums, sketching on the go, or finishing illustrations inspired by my travel. Art is an integrated part of my life. In an effort to expand my knowledge of the artistic world I’d like to share the artistic journeys of other artists, particularly traveling artists. I will also be featuring art from my travels.
So welcome to Artistic Feature […]
Illustrating the Naga
For me there is nothing better than finishing a project. It is a combination of time and hard work that leads to something that you’re hopefully very proud of. I recently finished a new illustration of the multi-headed naga.
The multi-headed Naga is a popular symbol used in Cambodian temples and artwork. They are most commonly seen as banisters or lintels, especially among the […]
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Going Tiny - Our Bus Conversion
Bus Conversion channel
My husband and I are in the process moving minimalist and converting a school bus into our own tiny home. For the latest updates, check out the new channel.
Skoolie on the Blog
