Bits and Clips for March 2021
I hope you find something here in the many paintings, memes, poems, quotes and links that you find inspiring, educational, encouraging, motivational, entertaining, or helpful.
I hope you find something here in the many paintings, memes, poems, quotes and links that you find inspiring, educational, encouraging, motivational, entertaining, or helpful.
Very different in sprit from one another, these two paintings are the result of two full days of intense release.
Listen to this classic Palm Sunday song while revisiting last year’s Palm Sunday paintings.
Yay for spring sprouting, warmer temperatures, longer days, and getting outside again!
How can we give and accept care with strong back, soft front, compassion, moving past fear to a place of genuine tenderness?
I was so grateful to get to know Egyptian abstract pastel painter Halla recently, and resonated with both the woman and her art.
This is delicious, creamy and much lighter than your usual dairy-laden alfredo, with less than 1/4 the calories.
Emerging from winter even more mindful, spring bangs in brightly.
Here I both summarize and stylize four stories from the Old Testament by painting them in pastel.
How does one live out from one’s ideals in a world that is incongruous with them?
I have found that the more we care for the happiness of others, the greater is our own sense of well-being.
As an idea generator, don’t let this kind or response dampen your spirit. Don’t let your ideas be killed!
Stretch yourself. Don’t be complacent. Don’t be an old dog.
I made this to put on fish, but you could put it on noodles, or add it to a stir fry. Whatever you put it on will become remarkable!
Both historical fiction and mystery, this compelling story is of a mail order bride facing survival after the San Francisco fire of 1906.
Both of these works were painted for their abstract meanings, so even when art is representational, I feel it should be about more than just what meets the eye.