An Art Blog that seeks to reconcile the beauty of joy with the inexplicable challenges that we face each day. From an artist's perspective, life is never a dichotomy; never black or white or even shades of gray. I am constantly on the "look out" for God's Promised Rainbow.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Reincarnated Art Chairs
Hmmmm. Missing when photo was taken? HaHaHa! I was feeling a little stressed so I put on some Adele to unwind and to let some energy escape. Kinda like a pressure relief valve. I disappeared into the Art Studio and this is where the wildness went! I feel much better now. LOL.
You probably have noticed that folks never know what to do with those extra, no longer needed chairs. Very sad to see them cast off. I think I just discovered a neat way to reincarnate them and to give them a new life. Maybe the next one will come back as a butterfly or hummingbird motif.
"I look at something and wonder 'Can I paint that?' If I can't, what can I paint on it?" - Me
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__________ROY G. BIV
INSPIRED BY
A Love of Nature
Serendipity
Fascination with Color
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths that we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."
-Author Unknown
Over time I've learned not to fight a lot of things, including what my art looks like. Today, it comes from my soul and I allow it only to be source of joy. It has become one of my essential ingredients for happiness.
" The 3 essential elements of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
-Alan K. Chalmers
“First I dream my painting. Then I paint my dream” – Vincent van Gogh.
While my paintings are escapism, the real world reminds me daily of the work we have yet to do and the purpose that we serve. “To whom much is given, much is expected.” - Luke 12: 48
Serendipity
Fascination with Color
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths that we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."
-Author Unknown
Over time I've learned not to fight a lot of things, including what my art looks like. Today, it comes from my soul and I allow it only to be source of joy. It has become one of my essential ingredients for happiness.
" The 3 essential elements of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
-Alan K. Chalmers
“First I dream my painting. Then I paint my dream” – Vincent van Gogh.
While my paintings are escapism, the real world reminds me daily of the work we have yet to do and the purpose that we serve. “To whom much is given, much is expected.” - Luke 12: 48
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