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Artist – Mixed Media
Pigment and brushes Graceful balance in motion Tai chi on paper Lost in color Swish and swirl Slow meditation in action Artist Our host, Chèvrefeuille of Carpe Diem Haiku Kai introduces a new feature this month — Ghost … Continue reading
Posted in Elfje, Haiku/Senryu
Tagged artist, balance, Carpe Diem "Ghost Writer", Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, meditation in action, micro poetry, motion, prompts, Senryu, tai chi
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Marshmallowy Clouds
Marshmallowy clouds Against light turquoise canvas Painter dips his brush ______________________________________________ © rgb for “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”, 2011 – 2013
Awesome Artist! – Occupy Blogosphere
My brother sent this to me in an email. I was blown away. After watching, I felt humbled and proud at the same time! I just HAD to share!! David Garibaldi: Jesus Painting from Thriving Churches on Vimeo. To learn … Continue reading
Posted in Random
Tagged art, artist, David Garibaldi, inspiration, Jesus Christ, music driven art, musical inspiration, Occupy Blogosphere, painting, spirituality
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Artist’s Eye Peruses Stage
Vivid colors jump From rich palette to paper Shimmying paints’ course Artist’s eye peruses stage Shimmying paints’ course From rich palette to paper Vivid colors jump ______________________________________________ This is written in Nisaiku form … 5-7-5 (Title – 7) 5-7-5 Image … Continue reading
Posted in Nisaiku
Tagged artist, ‘The Haiku Challenge’, colors, micro poetry, Nisaiku, painting, prompts
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Brushes Jump!
Watercolor, acrylics, oils Mediums so diverse Brushes jump __________________________________________________ I accept with honor this award from Promising Poets’ Poetry Cafe for my entry, Pervasive Nature, in the Thursday Poet’s Rally, week 45. I would like to nominate – Old Raven … Continue reading
Among Favorite “Quotes”
“With perseverance, even the snail made it to the Ark!” – Unknown “Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature into his pictures.” — Henry Ward Beecher
