Tag: whimsical
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A Ray of Light in the Midst of the Storm
Yesterday was one of those days when city life felt overwhelming — the noise, the pace, and a handful of stressful appointments. But in the middle of it all, my husband had a surprise for me. I had no idea where we were going. All I knew was that we were slipping away for a…
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Living Waters: A Journey of Renewal
My latest painting, “Living Waters,” is a reflection of the beauty of life’s journey and the enduring bonds between mother and child. This piece captures a breathtaking scene of a rocky cliff with a deep blue waterfall cascading into a river, illuminated by a light shining from behind the falls into the night sky. On…
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Embracing the Beauty of Digital Art: Accessibility, Creativity, and Respect
The rise of digital art has opened up incredible opportunities for artists, particularly those with disabilities. It provides a level of accessibility that traditional mediums often lack, allowing creators to produce stunning work from the comfort of their homes. Digital platforms offer tools that can accommodate various needs, making it easier for artists to bring…
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The Jesus Movement
Towards the end of the crazy 60’s there was a little known movement (at that time) starting to take place. A movement that would forever change lives and churches as people knew it. It was called the Jesus Movement and it was a movement that was forever changing the course of not only music but…
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Vincent van Gogh: The Whimsical Pioneer
When we think of Vincent van Gogh, the words “whimsical” might not be the first that come to mind. Yet, there’s an argument to be made that van Gogh was one of the earliest whimsical artists, particularly through his iconic work, The Starry Night. This masterpiece, often associated with his turbulent emotional state, also reveals…
Country Girl Gone City 