transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
This amazing Roman mosaic floor can be viewed at the Gaziantep Zeugma Mosaic Museum in Turkey. The 90,000-square-foot museum features a 7,500-square-foot exhibition hall and is the world’s largest mosaic museum. From the featured image we have an idea of its size.
I’ve been following New Zealand artist, Kirsty Russell, on facebook and instagram and I just LOVE her mandala art.
I follow Brazilian mandala artist, Mara Dias, on Instragram. She creates beautiful, vibrantly-colored mandalas on a regular basis and posts her progress with each one. It’s a joy to view her art.
Here’s another delightful coloring by my dear friend Celia of one of my mandala designs entitled Cobblestones. I really appreciate … More
For MotD number 100, I wanted to showcase something special…important. When I found this image, I knew I had the perfect one for today.
It represents the geometry of a cross section of human DNA…that stuff of which we humans are made. While the science behind this image is fascinating, for the purposes of today’s post, I want to focus on the art and beauty of it.
When I see images of nature-inspired mandalas, it takes my breath away. The little kid voice in me says “I wanna do that!”
And that was my reaction yet again when I found today’s MotD from photographer & land artist, Dietmar Voorwold, and his remarkable land art creations. My biggest challenge was figuring out which of his pieces to showcase…they all are spectacular.
What a delightful find for today’s MotD! This amazing photograph shows us what we rarely see of a very famous, often visited site. What seems so serious a beautiful from its normal view, is actually quite delightful and fun from overhead. How lucky for the birds!
