transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
South African artist, Lorraine Loots, creates these amazing miniature works of art which she affectionately calls “Paintings for Ants”. She’s been creating these minuscule paintings every day since January 1, 2013. Her art covers the whole gamut of subjects: musical instruments, animals, statues, galactic, plants, people and everything in between.
A wonderful customer of mine, Cindy Cloyd, painted this beautiful mandala in her art journal. I love her mixed use of symmetry and asymmetry and the beautiful flow of the design and colors. I also appreciate her free-form style with very little use of outline.
These scrumptious works for art are COOKIES!!! Cookie artist, Judit Czinkné Poór, better known as Mézesmanna, creates these amazing delectable Hungarian-styled beauties.
Along with helping her clients, artist and licensed board-certified creative arts therapist, Sara Roizen, also creates her own amazing art. One style in particular that really caught my eye: painting mandalas on vinyl records. What a fantastic way to repurpose albums.
Sharon Owens paints beautiful floral art pieces. This time she decided to “try something new.” She created a simple mandala design. And instead of watercolors, she used color pencils.
What a provocative piece of ancient earthenware from Gran Coclé in Panama. I love how instead of having the symmetry go around the circle, the symmetry is a mirror: top and bottom, and within each half, the mirror symmetry continues with the winged being.
How awesome is this! What began in 1997 as an effort by five people to paint over some negative graffiti … More
Mandala of the Day 