transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
I love everything about this gate: the mixed use of metal and wood, the mandala window, the tree with is filigree roots and branches, and it’s placement within the stone wall. The whole thing feels enchanted, that what we are about to experience when we enter will be magical.
Sarah_Z, who maintains the Pieces of My Life site, posted this delightful photo of the Umbrella Pathway in the Dubai Miracle Garden in her blog post: Miracle Garden 2015.
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.
Honey, of Honey’s Quilling, created this delightful paper quilled Rangoli magnet set. On her web site she states that she “loves paper quilling.” It shows. Check out some of her other projects.
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.
This beautiful mandala resides on the facade of the Cathedral Basilica of Barcelona probably the most renowned “work in progress” on the planet. Pamela Unplugged visited Barcelona in 2013 and captured this great shot of the mandala above the main entrance to the cathedral. Actually her original photo captured the whole facade and because of the photo’s size, I could zero in on the mandala without loosing the quality of the image.
These scrumptious works for art are COOKIES!!! Cookie artist, Judit Czinkné Poór, better known as Mézesmanna, creates these amazing delectable Hungarian-styled beauties.
