Sweets of Talents from Sirce Kwai
Going back to school to renew my teaching certificate, I decided to learn why Ballywood colors are continually power whopping color to my eyes. They’re gorgeous combinations of high intensity and vibrant colors. High intensity should be vibrant but it Continue Reading …
Recycled Art: The watercolor base was from a doodle played with a while back. Pulling it out yesterday in my art -and-meditation time, the florals needed some tampering again. The bougainvillea flowers received more structure and the drying leaves more Continue Reading …
It’s just a little pastel…on very good pastel sand paper.
I’m a flipper. As a mermaid personality, that’s not unlikely. What I mean is not my feet flapping in the pond but the way I open Scripture. (Maybe that’s what I do to mirror my feet in the water? Hmmm…hadn’t Continue Reading …
It “ain’t heavy; it’s my watercolor.” Florida fresh water canals are many colors. Closer to the ocean, this one has more aqua colors…more pale blue greens. Florida floral landscape often burst off the reds. Sometimes these are native Floridian plants. Continue Reading …
May the coming days and weeks continue the sprouting progress begun in the year that just departed. As often as we can look at what didn’t work, there’s more that did. Being or becoming curious is a mad and wonderful Continue Reading …
The Whale is my Native American Medicine card pulled during meditational inquiry: “What do I focus on in my new life?” The recent birth of my grandchild, Kara, is the beginning of my new life also. In review of my Continue Reading …
This adult was wielding a huge drill to bore a hole in a watermelon to blow it up. Every child would love to see an adult do this silliness. And the child next to this adult did. He also got Continue Reading …
Most of my students come from immigrant families. Many are immigrants themselves. My family were immigrants. Looking back on my America, I was raised during the “Melting Pot” era when everyone’s immigrant background was stuffed away and hidden to take Continue Reading …
I messed up. On this one, the child was younger, which means the head is just a tad too long. Children are rounder at the age I teach them. But he’ll grow into that stature. This is a young Portuguese Continue Reading …