transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Artist friend and colleague, Nina Ventra, created this very powerful animal spirit mosaic sculpture, “Crow Mandala”, as part of her mandala series. I love the heavy earthiness of this piece along with bold use of colors and patterns, upon patterns. It looks like something you would find exploring Aztec or Mayan ruins.
My dear colouring friend, Michelle, is at it again with colouring mandalas. This time it’s the “Sisters” mandala from my Love and Light mandala coloring book. I always find her colourings to the delightful and insightful…so much so that I’ve showcased her colourings in previous MotD posts: 9, 15, 24, 86, 119, 142, 150, 159, 182.
My dear friend, Michelle, completed her delightful colouring of the “Follow the Bouncing Ball” mandala from my Guidance Mandala Coloring Book. I really appreciate her use of color in both a symmetrical and somewhat asymmetrical way; along with her use of mixed media: color pencils and metallic gel pens.
You’ve heard of quilting bees…where a group of people work on a quilt together? Well this is a coloring bee…where a group of people sat down to color mandalas together.
I first learned of collage/painter Fred Tomaselli while at our local library. Spotting a mandala image on the cover of a large art book entitled “Fred Tomaselli” caught my eye. I checked it out and checked it out. His art is vibrant and powerful…and so different from anything I had seen before. He uses a variety of traditional art media along with conventional materials…like photos, vegetation and even pills.
What a compelling photograph by Mohd Irman Ismail as part of National Geographic’s Photo of the Day. When I spotted it earlier this week I just knew I wanted to showcase it on MotD.
Seemed only fitting on St. Patrick’s Day to showcase one of the many Celtic Mandalas I found while searching for today’s … More
Mandala of the Day 