transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Nature photographer and lover of Maratus speciosus, Jurgen Otto, captured this delightful photo of the Australian Peacock Spider (maratus s.). What an amazingly colorful creature. I love the vibrancy of its colors and the beautiful pattern on its “tail”. And check out the four green (mandala) eyes.
My dear coloring friend and her friends did something I like to encourage colorers to do: color a mandala design more than once…especially my mandala designs…I’m a bit biased. For me it’s fascinating to see the different approaches different people take.
Glass and Metal artist, Katy LaReau, created these delightfully whimsical garden art pieces that I had the pleasure of seeing in person yesterday at the annual Corvallis Fall Festival in Corvallis, Oregon. If you’re ever in Oregon towards the end of September, I highly recommend visiting wonderful art and music festival.
What a delightful looking plant that Mother Nature offers up to us today: Angelica Archangelica, also known as garden angelica, Holy Ghost, wild celery, and Norwegian angelica.
When I spotted this beautiful mandala I immediately knew I wanted to showcase it here on the MotD. Upon further research I found out that the people of cymatics.org captured this image by adding sound to water.
Woodcarving artist Janel Jacobson capture this delightful photograph of an oak gall. On a morning hike yesterday we saw a … More
Wondering what to do with all those run down or broken lead and color pencils? Columbian artist, Federico Uribe, knows … More
Mandala of the Day 