what can i say
what can i say that i have not said before?
so i'll say it again.
the leaf has a song in it.
stone is the face of patience.
inside the river there is an unfinishable story
and you are somewhere in it
and it will never end until all ends.
~mary oliver
today these words from one of my favorite
poets. mary oliver, rang true. the week has almost
ended. i finished this sweet one
after giving it a long break, waiting for inspiration to come.
it turns out, only a few touches were needed to complete.
and this creature started off pale and pastel
but just did not fit in its own skin so was
transformed into this...possibly more work to be done
but for not, ta dah....
i send and received some mail art...
i will post them soon.
X O X O X O
happy paint party friday to all those who participate
and a lovely weekend to all.
Your art is wonderful and inspiring Irene :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF!
Alison
It is a feast to visit your blog, and seeing your incredible art! ♥ Conny
ReplyDeletePiaroms Art Journaling
fabulous. happy PPF
ReplyDeleteWonderful art as always, Valerie
ReplyDeleteEach one exquisite! ♥
ReplyDeletethese art projects all have a sweet and dreamy quality about them-super work!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully diverse grouping...love the vibrant elephant!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
very fun! I like the 1st work best!
ReplyDeleteYour lady of the amber hair seems to be accompanied by a pack of keen hounds - wonderful movement.
ReplyDeleteI love your sweet blue person looking pensive.
ReplyDeleteOh my, Irene... I am impressed. Both by the words by Mary Oliver you have chosen and the beautiful works of art you are so generous to share with us. I would love to be able to express myself in colours like yours. I actually do FEEL the colours inside me, but I fail to go beyond my cream-black-white scheme... What I thought I will do: Go through your blog, inhale the colours, the lines, the words and try to get a glimpse of what I see here onto my own piece of paper. Thank you so much for this inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreets from Germany, my dear!
Manu