The Paintings
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"One World, One People" Bahá'u'lláh |
"Just Breathe"
"Beauty at Sunrise"
"The Town Crier"
"A Family Flight"
"A New Day is Dawning"
"Telling Tales"
"A Gloriously Windy Day"
"Rolling Skies"
"Ascending"
"Beauty"
"Dancing with the Winds"
"Warming Up"
"Let's Soar Above"
"Greeting the Morning Sun"
"Waiting for Breakfast"
"He's Such a Grandstander"
"Magic Moon"
"Incoming"
"Oh Those Siska Winds"
"Good Company"
"Spring is Coming"*
"I've Something to Say"
"Reflecting"
"The Dream Tree"
"Just a Little Horse Power"
"The Ocean of My Words"
"The Sentinel"
"The Universe Within and Without"
"Things are Looking Up"
"Transformations of Beauty"
"Tree Huggers"
"Midnight's Fire and Light"
"Waterfall"
"Wee Green and Yellow Birds"
"The Good Night Kiss"
"Hidden Jewels of the Earth"
"Little Crow Bro"
"A Feather for Your Thoughts"
"Another Sparkly Treat"
"Dawn's Welcoming Light"
"Holding a Tiny Treasure"
"Flying High"
"Moonlight and Wind"
"Ancient Ties"
Where there are Wolves, you will always find Ravens. They have a close symbionic and somewhat mystical relationship, and it has been that way for thousands of years. Ravens will lead wolves to prey, so they can take a portion of the left-overs, they play games of tail chasing with each other, and develop individual friendships. It is a complex and beautiful example of the natural balance of nature.
"Your Light"
Your light is more magnificent than sunrise or sunset. - Rumi
"The Sacredness of Tears"
'There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of Power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are messengers of overwhelming grief, and unspeakable love.' Rumi
"Windswept"
"Out for a Stroll"
"Plant Naught but the Rose of Love"
"Summer Breeze"
"Sunny Winter Morning"
"The Icicle Tree"
"Good Morning Sunshine"
"Sticks and Stones"
"Catching the Breeze"
I call this series "Bark Inspirations" because that's what they are. I took photographs of bark on diverse trees and then played with the color on my laptop. From there I used them as inspirations for semi-abstracts and used opaque and transparent acrylics, molding paste, gels, pieces of bark, stones, little jewels, and all kinds of things for texture on them. So much fun.
"A Rivers Running Through It"
"River of Torquoise"
"I See Chocolate Hills"
"Deep Waters"
"Salmon Run"
"Lavender"