Mandalma of “Mandal’arte ~ mandalas na natureza” on facebook, recently posted one of her latest amazing “mandalas in nature” creations. I love her art and how she works with nature as her media.
Author: The Mandala Lady
My Mission: connecting with our Inner Light in delightful, inspiring ways
For me, creating mandalas is more than just coloring pretty patterns in a circle. I do it because my spiritual evolution and creativity require it of me. My mandala designs come about within an active meditative state, connected with my higher self, my spiritual guides and nature spirits.
Together, we bring into form, mandala art the allows me to re-connect with my own inner peace and joy, letting me explore and expand my own creative spirit to however far and in whatever direction I want to take it.
As part of my own spiritual journey, I encourage, and hopefully inspire, others to explore their own creativity, to help them re-connect with their own inner peace and joy. As a means to that end, I make all of my mandalas available for people to color. Why should I have all the fun?
140 – Platt River Mandala
Conservation photographer, Michael Forsberg, photographed this winter beauty earlier this year along the Platt River in Nebraska. From his Instagram post … More
139 – Pizookie Mandala
San Diego paleo food enthusiast and cookbook author, Vanessa, of Clean Eating with a Dirty Mind created these delightful goodies called Pizookies (they’re a pizza, they’re a cookie…they’re a pizza, they’re a cookie…they’re a pizza, they’re a cookie).
138 – White Tattoo Mandala
Savannah, Georgia tattoo artist, Mareva Lambough, inked this beautiful white mandala. I love the delicate lacy look of it along with the symmetry/asymmetry components of it. I also appreciate that once the soreness goes away, the mandala will be even less visible, making it look like it’s coming up through the skin instead of applied onto it.
137 – Puffy Dandelion Mandala
On March 31, I presented the “Yellow Dandelion Mandala” from its flower perspective. Yesterday I decided I would showcase it from its white seed perspective.
136 – Mandala Graffiti
Now here’s some graffiti that makes my heart sing! Recently, The Huffington Post featured Polish street artist, NeSpoon, and her mandala graffiti. How much prettier and lighter this space is adorned with these delightful white mandalas. The whole area feels like its singing in joyous harmony.
135 – Hub Mandala
Artist Virginia Fleck created this mandala masterpiece with two things: plastic bags and tape. Normally we would just toss these bags into the trash; Virginia, on the other hand, saw their potential and created a whole series of plastic bag mandalas.
