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Long scarves – hand drawn notebook
The long scarves wrap your thoughts, unravel them like a tangled ball of yarn and dissolve all doubts.
Scarves warm, comfort, love your throat.
A notebook full of gentle girls, who will accompany your writing with sweetness and love.
A perfect gift for you or for those you love.
Customized Black and White portrait
How many times have you wanted to stop that look, that smile, those eyes that you love and turn them into a great little work of art that you can give as a gift or admire forever?
I am completely thrilled by the enchanting allure of this custom-crafted scarf! Its beauty is absolutely mesmerizing. I am truly astonished by the artistic mastery showcased. It's indisputable that a genuine masterpiece has been impeccably created. The exquisitely designed commemorative scarf was joyfully embraced and wholeheartedly admired by my grandmother on her 100th birthday, as well as by all who had the privilege of witnessing it on her special day. Your skillful portrayal of her likeness is remarkably exceptional. I wholeheartedly endorse any forthcoming personalized creations by Stephanie. It's almost as if she could anticipate my preferences. Kudos for a job that is genuinely exceptional!
Stefania Morgante is a prolific artist who I was so lucky to find and also to collaborate with from 2016 to present day. Interestingly, Stefania has become more than simply another creative; she has sincertely become a friend who I cannot imagine this journey without. I have a plethora of merchandise from Morgante’s shop. A few of my favorite pieces are a notebook in which she sketched a beautiful work of a woman, a scarf with every color of my dreams that I have traveled all over the world with-- and also sometimes use it as a shirt. In addition to these, I have a coloring book that I use to take a break from the (apparently required) adulting of life; focusing on the application of color within the lines helps to make me be present and focus on the now. Stefania’s rkl includes a plethora of subjects. Some of which include creaturesque beings, animals, dolls, women. In these works, too, she might give you the treat of a snippet of poetry here or there. I highly recommend investing in art created by her.
Stefania Morgante is a prolific artist who I was so lucky to find and also to collaborate with from 2016 to present day. Interestingly, Stefania has become more than simply another creative; she has sincertely become a friend who I cannot imagine this journey without. I have a plethora of merchandise from Morgante’s shop. A few of my favorite pieces are a notebook in which she sketched a beautiful work of a woman, a scarf with every color of my dreams that I have traveled all over the world with-- and also sometimes use it as a shirt. In addition to these, I have a coloring book that I use to take a break from the (apparently required) adulting of life; focusing on the application of color within the lines helps to make me be present and focus on the now. Stefania’s rkl includes a plethora of subjects. Some of which include creaturesque beings, animals, dolls, women. In these works, too, she might give you the treat of a snippet of poetry here or there. I highly recommend investing in art created by her.
Beautiful? No, more, much more!!! Amazing! This morning, at sunrise, I lurked outside the post office, in order to be able to pick up the registered mail before going to work... I chose the "Green Ray" because I find myself very much in the image that you created to represent it and in the caption that you had written. Thank you, Stefania! And thank you for the care with which you packed it!
Stefania Morgante is a great Woman and a great Artist. Talented, eccentric, disarming and warm. One of her works, embossed in a scarf, struck my heart, ignited my passion, was the protagonist of a path on sexuality and today she is my little girl's favourite cuddle. I recommend Stefania and I hope you can find in her works a little piece of you as it was for me.
The scarf "My Nadja your Nadja" is a great collaborative work of art by the artists Stefania Morgante, Nadja Schüller-Ost and the photographer Philine Bach. The commissioned work was created as a birthday present for Nadja. From a self-portrait by Nadja and a photograph by Philine Bach, Stefania Morgante worked out an adaptation in her distinctive artistic style, printed it on fabric and sewed it by hand. Packed full of love, the package arrived at our house. The recipient is overjoyed. A thousand thanks, dear Stefania, for this precious unique piece!
Stefania Morgante, is an artist I have purchased several works from. Her body of work is large, and multi faceted. Wonderful scarves, badges, paintings...the list goes on. No doubt, an extremely talented and versatile artist. My purchases have arrived very quickly, and are well packaged. I would recommend her wonderful work to anyone, and will be buying again soon.
This beautiful scarf, the impeccable and heartfelt work of Italian artist, Stephanie Morgante, is special to me in many ways. Her artwork, poetry, newsletter, and other writings on social media, intrigued me. Through them, and messaging, we became friends. I learned much through these simple exchanges, and was inspired to learn more. Could it be they gave me a tiny peek behind the amazing Italian culture to the Italians themselves? I like to think so. And, oh, yes, I feel lucky, quite glamorous and worldly, adorned in her lovely, wearable art.
![[The art world’s toxic obsession with visibility is killing creativity]We’re living in an era where artists feel pressured to be content creators, social media managers, and personal brands - all before touching a canvas. But great art doesn’t always need an audience. It needs honesty. Vulnerability. Space to fail and experiment. Sometimes, the most authentic creations happen when no one’s watching.In today’s Instagram-driven world, a burning question haunts every artist: Do we need to be visible to be credible?Let’s challenge this notion. Think about the brilliant Dora Maar, who chose solitude over spotlight. Would she has survived in today’s “post or perish” culture? The truth is, social media has created a paradox for artists. We’re told we need thousands of followers, perfectly curated feeds, and constant engagement to be “real artists.” But here’s the uncomfortable reality: some of history’s most influential artists worked in obscurity, focused solely on their craft rather than their image.Yet, we can’t ignore the digital we’re living in. It’s reshaped how art is discovered, shared, and sold. But should this change the essence of what makes an artist authentic?Perhaps the real question isn’t whether we need to appear, but how we choose to appear. Do we share our genuine artistic journey, complete with its messy struggles and raw emotions? Or do we construct a polished facade that looks good but feels hollow?Remember: visibility doesn’t equal validity. Your art’s worth isn’t measured in likes or followers, but in its ability to move, challenge, and transform – whether it’s seen by thousands or just a precious few.What matters most is staying true to your artistic vision while navigating this visual age mindfully. Let’s create art that speaks volumes, whether we’re in the spotlight or working in our quiet studios.What’s your take? Are you feeling the pressure to be more visible as an artist? Share your thoughts below❤️#ArtisticAuthenticity #CreativeLife #ArtistStruggle #ContemporaryArt #ArtistCommunity #CreativeJourney #ThemortsArt #ArtisticTruth](data:image/svg+xml;nitro-empty-id=MTA1MzoyMjk2-1;base64,PHN2ZyB2aWV3Qm94PSIwIDAgMTAwMCA1NjAiIHdpZHRoPSIxMDAwIiBoZWlnaHQ9IjU2MCIgeG1sbnM9Imh0dHA6Ly93d3cudzMub3JnLzIwMDAvc3ZnIj48L3N2Zz4=)
![[“Being a Renaissance soul in a specialist world: the eternal struggle of multi-passionate artists.”] Ever been told you can’t excel in multiple creative fields? That if you’re a painter, you can’t possibly be a good writer? My God how beliefs! Here’s the truth: creativity knows no boundaries.History proves it:• Leonardo da Vinci: painter, sculptor, architect, scientist• William Blake: poet AND visual artist• Jean Cocteau: filmmaker, writer, painter• David Lynch: filmmaker, painter, musicianThe idea that we must choose a single creative path is a modern myth. It’s like telling a chef they can only cook with one ingredient! Reality check: our brains are wired for diverse creativity.Each artistic discipline actually enhances the others. Writing can improve your visual storytelling. Painting can enrich your prose with vivid imagery.The secret? Don’t let others box you in.Your creative spirit deserves to roam free across all forms of expression.The most fascinating artists throughout history were polymaths - writers who sculpted, painters who composed, architects who wrote poetry. When we limit ourselves to one form of expression, we’re cutting off potential masterpieces before they’re born.Paint brushes in one hand, pen in the other. Canvas in front, notebook beside. Why does society force us to choose?Challenge: Share in the comments one creative skill you’ve been afraid to pursue because someone said you should “stick to what you know.”Let’s break these artificial barriers together! Because true artistry knows no limits.#CreativeLife #ArtisticFreedom #MultipassionateCreative #ArtistsOfInstagram #CreativeRevolution #BreakingBarriers #ArtisticJourney #CreateWithoutLimits](data:image/svg+xml;nitro-empty-id=MTA2MDoxODg3-1;base64,PHN2ZyB2aWV3Qm94PSIwIDAgMTAwMCA1NjAiIHdpZHRoPSIxMDAwIiBoZWlnaHQ9IjU2MCIgeG1sbnM9Imh0dHA6Ly93d3cudzMub3JnLzIwMDAvc3ZnIj48L3N2Zz4=)
