Whenever I begin with that first brush stroke, that first bit of paint on canvas I always wonder as I progress how I will know when it’s done. My good friend and partner, an artist of incredible proportions, told me that I would know. He was right. I began painting my angel muse when I moved in to my new home two months ago (wow, two months ago today). I signed it last night, and knew it was time to stop, that this is how my muse wanted to remain; to be.
Were that other things in life as simple at figuring out that you’ve done enough, or needed to keep going at, keep striving for, trying for.
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Your posts have been so very refreshing, and when that first image from the previous post appeared (small in the email notification) I thought it was a photo of a crystal ornament. This is a POWERFUL image, and it represents how lovely your life has become — and reflects your own joy and happiness.
It’s lovely to witness. Thank you for sharing your evolving story! I sign off with a smile on my face, thanks to you!
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Thanks so much, Lisa. First of all that you sign off with a smile on your face warms my heart. Then to know that what I feel carries through into my photos and now paintings strike awe into my being. I too feel that this angel painting is a powerful image and was meant to be created. Take care, and stay safe.
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It’s been a joy to witness your journey, stepping into a lovely unexpected ‘Part 2’ to your story. Just lovely!
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Congrats on your completed work of art!
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Thanks, K. It feels good to get this completed.
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The starting is hard for me. Good for you for starting and staying with it is marvelous 😇
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Thank you!!! I’m really getting fired up on painting.
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I love it Suze! Powerful, yet unexpectedly so. I know what you mean about knowing when a painting is done.
Alison
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Thank you so much, Alison. Very unexpected!
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Art is wonderful therapy – revealing and healing and mysterious because it always knows what to do, even when the artist does not.
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Yes! It does know what to do, and how to bring itself forth into the world. I am awestruck at how this mystery works. Thanks, Jo.
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Of course, once you sign it, it has to be done.
It looks very nice.
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That’s the sign! Thank you, TG.
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