A journal of art, photography, spirituality, ideas, books, movies, food, poetry & hope
Worry is Ingratitude in Advance (quote by Ginny Nilsen)
Read moreIs there anything we can do to improve perfection? Does worrying help?
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Lab Girl (Book Review)
Read moreIf you are interested in science, you will be glad to have read this book. In general, Lab Girl...
12 New Abstract Black and White Paintings
Read moreI am honing what I prefer most, not only intuitively, but specifically. I'm trying to put language to what...
On the Cusp of Something (New Poem by Polly Castor)
Read moreAt a transition point: out with the old in with the new seasons shift on fulcrums of faith pivoting with promise and positive in premise.
Unlabored Motion of Divine Energy (Deep Think #6)
Read moreNo longer plodding and beleaguered, having this outlook on all your activities makes accomplishment satisfying and meaningful beyond your...
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (Movie Review)
Read moreWe need more films like this, and I give it an enthusiastic five stars. I could watch it all...
Bits and Clips for August 2018
Read moreI hope you find something among these links and copious memes that is helpful, inspiring, interesting, or educational:
Sunsets on Long Lake (Photos)
Read moreThere is something about the glory and the transformational nature about a sunset that it demands its photo to...
Summary of Creative Arts Camp 2018 in Photos and Notes
Read moreCreative Arts Camp was a wonderful week with fabulous people in a beautiful place. Everyone was busting past limits,...
Artist in Residence Summary 2018
Read moreWell, I have just completed my first time ever being an Artist in Residence, which is something I hope...
Favorite Photos Taken by my Students in my Art of Seeing Class
Read moreWe worked to exchanging things into thoughts, seeing the ideas of Soul, instead of objects of sense.
I Gave my PowerPoint on Abstraction in Maine
Read moreI gave my PowerPoint talk on abstraction last Saturday evening. The talk is titled Abstraction: From Impressionism to Non-Objective...
