Five Recent Pages from my Artist’s Journal
Working in an artist’s journal when I am too busy to paint larger full concept works remains an important part of my process.
Working in an artist’s journal when I am too busy to paint larger full concept works remains an important part of my process.
These are delicious and are great for those limiting grain or sugar.
Someone recently asked how do I stay feeling connected to God, and here is what I said:
Softly the moon ascends and lets its beauty shine,
Serene in its own place, as I would be mine.
These are easy and delicious! They are a wonderful grain-free approach to a wrap!
– This new painting of mine was painted outside last Monday and Tuesday in glorious weather. I am loving my new outside easel and painting set up! This painting, Beneath the Everlasting Arms, is 22″x28″ and is done in acrylic. It is available for sale; contact me if you are interested. There is also some … Read more
A fun fill-in-the-blank game of twenty-six ways to pray, and enlightening too!
Given the subject matter and size of this book, most of you won’t read it, but wow, this is a redeeming example of post modern literature, which was especially appreciated by me after reading and abandoning several others recently.
From Germany, this artist works in acrylic and collage, and I love her whimsical, creative creatures and her bold use of texture and color.
This list of quotes looks deeply beyond what appears to be to what is real instead.
All but the first one below are available for purchase; let me know if you are interested.
You do feel like you’ve stepped back in time here, and with modern Boston bustling beyond the walls, this place does slow you down to the pace of a previous era.
Here are my snippets of notes from a weekend in Boston for Annual Meeting, which was full of superb thinking and wonderful people.