Welcoming Winter

28Dec08

I always make my Christmas cards if I can. This year’s design was partly inspired by the work of Masaru Emoto. I made these cards with a lot of love, and made sure that intuitively I was “on” and present during each step of the process. I wanted to literally send love to others without just writing about it inside the card.

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Tags: art, Christmas, intention, life, love, New Mexico, spirituality, T.S. Eliot, Winter

recent intuitive heartstorming

06Dec08

These are the squares I’ve made. There is no deadline, timeline, framework, pattern or scheme here. There is only a delightful inner awareness of each little part, as it relates to and turns into a whole. The Tao Te Ching says that a journey of a thousand (?) miles starts with one step. Well, the creation of this queen (?) sized quilt started and progresses by choosing and measuring each single square of fabric.

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Tags: art, energy, fabric, introspection, life, love, mindfulness, quilt, self-help, serenity, spirituality

Oceanic Oneness

06Aug08

When you’re drawing a tomato, you can’t simultaneously be deciding when to eat it, what it cost, who might like it as a gift, or how many more days before the first frost. You’re only “thinking” about shapes and spaces and lights and shadows. Not only does the tomato start to fade as a definable object, but you start to fade as a definable entity as well! Who you are and what time it is and the car horns out the window all seem to fade away.

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Tags: Alan Watt, babies, drawing, life, oceanic oneness, spirituality, tomato