transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Texas basket weaver, Donya Stockton, created this award-winning inter-weaving basket which, per her flickr site, received Best of Sculpture at the Southwest School of Art Annual Faculty and Student Exhibition 2011 and [was] accepted to Latitude, Convergence 2012 in Long Beach, California.
Here is a different take on the Yin Yang symbol…watching it being created on a 3-dimensional surface as posted by The Resonance Project on their youtube.com page. I love watching how in a very mathematical way they create this most beautiful and spiritual symbols.
Today we take a bit of a light-hearted approach to the MotD. It takes birthday candles to a whole new, creative level…from happybirthdaycandle.com.
Mandalma of “Mandal’arte ~ mandalas na natureza” on facebook, recently posted this reverse shadow of a mandala onto a tree. What a cool idea! And the cat is a delightful added touch to the scene.
Today we showcase the most massive planet in our solar system: Jupiter. Included in today’s MotD is the shadow cast by one of Jupiter’s moons: Europa, which in its own right is a fascinating and beautiful space mandala.
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.
Portland, Oregon builder of gardens, Jeffrey Bale, created this amazing 11-circuit stone labyrinth on Bainbridge Island in Washington State. Based on his blog site, he started this project around September 2013 and completed it around May 2014.
