Every Healing a Resurrection (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Jesus practiced on others what he knew he needed to do for himself.
Month: March 2024
Bits and Clips for March 2024
I hope you find something among all this artwork, photography, poetry, memes, links, and quotes that spurs you on, inspires, supports, educates, or motivates you.
Some of my Favorite Cruciforms
The cross is not only an enduring symbol throughout history, stemming from the dramatic events remembered on this day, but it is also a strong design motif as well in its own right
Hikes Photos from Huntington State Park (March 2024)
We have been rejoicing in all things SPRING, and as usual, I’ve often focused in close on texture, color, and composition.
Grace Notes (#52 with Photos)
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Recent Black and White Photos
Lately I’ve been challenging myself to take more in black and white, and for me, who is such a colorist, this really means seeing the world with different eyes.
Fording the Stream (New Abstract Mixed Media Painting)
This was painted from a memory of a tree fallen over a rushing stream with shapes on the trunk where branches had been removed… I was struck with the abstraction of it at the time.
Entering into Victory (New Palm Sunday Poem by Polly Castor)
Live forever beyond the bounds of matter or fear.
Grace for Today (New Abstract Mixed Media Painting)
Done in many layered mixed media on wood panel, it is a bit of a departure for me.
Your Moment to Shine (Poem by Danna Faulds)
Hills of Purple Heather (mixed media) by Polly Castor Your Moment to Shine The moment is here, the moment you step forward from fear into light, the moment that your soul takes flight. Burrow no more in darkness and despair. Dare to show your radiant self, the miracle of awakened energy giving you wings and … Read more
Human Will Dethroned (Quote by Paul Stark Seeley)
The human self must be lost in love, the human will dethroned…
Iris Apfel: Accidental Icon (Book Review with Quotes)
Can we all be as secure, vibrant, and seizing of our days?
How Long Did it Take You? (Quote by Dosia McKay)
It’s never about the length of time but about the depth and meaning of the experience.