transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
This delightful bookcase, designed and built by French furniture designer, Elsa Pagis, is constructed of completely of cardboard…yes…I said, cardboard. She designed and created a whole series of cardboard furniture and decorative items from a very accessible material: cardboard.
Along with making his amazing and famous cheesecakes, raw food artisté, Stephen McCarty, also loves making rainbow sushi. I’m amazed by the care he takes in prepping his food as well as his incredible ability to turn food into a colorful works of art.
Elaine Smith, Intuitive Designer and Massage Therapist/Integrative Healer, designed Sacred Stone GridsTM using sacred geometry and stones/crystals. She started by making grid boards and has since expanded into making these beautiful copper ones which help amplify the energies.
To say that French artist and designer, Maud Vantours, creates art with color paper would be a gross understatement and misrepresentation of … More
Richard L. Howley describes his images as his “eccentric ventures in microscopy and natural history.” He submits his articles and images to Micscape Magazine produced by Microscopy UK.
Lavi, of Lavi Was Here blog site, shot this photo of the Pyramid Valley International Meditation Center near Bangalore during a 2014 … More
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.
Mandala of the Day 