Transformation
All the colors in the world were here for her to digest, take in and transform. Until she too could fly on wings of shimmer where magic lay waiting for her touch and a word to awaken the silence within.
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How to Tell If Owl Is Your Spirit Guide
Silent as the night, as her owl totem, as the moon, she worshipped from afar. Never too close, she gave them all space, so that when they called to her, she could fly, not on wings, but on fancy to a distant realm where dreams slept, awaiting her. So she waited, and she listened, quiet as the night, quiet as the moon, quiet as the owl calling her name.
365 Days of Paint + Story
This is year 2 of daily art-making. This year I'm adding a story to the mix. This painting is no. 24 from that project.
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How to Bring Harmony Into Your Life
She tried to remain calm as the the world swirled madly around her so she chose greens; green water, green eyes, green-blues. Her spirit animal, the Murrelet jauntily agreed and the sun smiled harmony down upon them. And she was grateful at last, for being alive.
From my Spirit Animal Series.
365 Days of Paint + Story
This is year 2 of daily art-making. This year I'm adding a story to the mix. This painting is no. 21 from that project.
A Heart Healing For Creatures of the North
The Call of the Snow Goose: Snow Goose calls her from afar. She is here with her star. Pink, rosy cheeked memories of toques and tongues keep her warm. She is far from home. Her sustenance, the pines whisper reminders, "pssst you are a Northern creature." Nothing can stop her from feeling this in her bones.
365 Days of Paint + Storytelling
This is year 2 of daily art-making. This year I'm adding a story to the mixI This painting is no. 14 from that project.
My Illustration is Published in Garland of the Goddess
for love of the Great Being by Kathy Crabbe
Woohoo! My lefty illustration, "for love of the Great Being" was just published in Garland of the Goddess: Tales & Poems of the Divine Feminine. My painting was chosen to illustrate a poem titled "I Am Bast" by T.J. O'Hare.
