Have you ever drawn the Ensō (Circle)? Have you practiced the Way of the brush? From the moment of simply making a circle to the point of profound spiritual experience, you’ll rediscover your own being and rediscover the world every time you complete the Ensō. Leave all thoughts behind, and do it in one movement, in just one single breath. […]
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This is inspired by my memories of the beautiful Danube river. The color palette is of course different, more nostalgic. We spent a lot of time by the river and the rail road, just being in the moment and feeling good. At that time we didn’t know that this is called oneness with all around–it was just so natural. I […]
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Snow Mountain is a winter scene where the mountain top touches the lapis sky and everything around is covered in white. Acrylic Snow Mountain Painting, Forest Mountain Winter Landscape, Snow Capped Mountain Painting, Snow Covered Mountain Painting, Snow Mountain, Snow Mountain Landscape, Snow Mountain Landscape Painting, Snow Mountain Painting, Snowy Mountain Landscape Painting, Snowy Mountain Painting, Winter Fir Tree Mountain […]
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Shepherd Girl and several other of my paintings here are inspired by the art work of Daniel Ridgway Knight, an American artist from the past century, who spent most of his life and work in France. A contemporary to Sisley and Renoir, he painted peasant men and women involved in rather leisurely tasks out of doors with nature also being […]
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I like painting portraits, and this is one of the first ones I did. It’s actually a portrait of a young actress. Asian Girl Painting, Asian Girl Portrait Painting, Girl Painting, School Girl Painting, Sunday Best Girl Painting, Sunday Girl Painting, Young Asian Girl Painting, Young Asian Girl Portrait Painting, Young Girl Portrait, Young Girl Portrait Painting, Young School Girl […]
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When the Tao blooms there is endless celebration. The lapis sky is clear and the water is pure. The people’s eyes sparkle, and their hearts become joyful. The birds chirp in delight while butterflies fall in love with the flowers. The fish jump in the lake, and the wind plays with the cattails nearby. Oh… It has been a while… […]
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I’m not certain if Citrasolv is available in other countries, but it is a non-toxic household cleaning solution, a liquid that smells like orange. What makes it so valuable (for artists) in addition to being a good cleaner is that it can be applied on the pages of National Geographic magazine and it causes the waxy ink layer to produce […]
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Flying My Kite of Happiness by Marieta Darrah Flying my kite of happiness, Barefoot in the warm grass, I’m grateful for you, my friend, In this moment, a glimpse of eternity. Sublime happiness is elusive to most, Since it’s the alchemy of friendship and giving. A rare and precious nectar drop, Hidden deep in the heart’s realm. My friendship’s kite […]
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“The Road back” is the road to childhood, in which the colors are bright, the wind always tells a story, and time seems to have stopped. This is the hour before sunset when the wild flowers’ fragrance fills the air, tree shadows stretch long and uneven, and the horizon is lit up by the golden sunlight. What comes to mind […]
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The Letter and several other of my paintings here are inspired by the art work of Daniel Ridgway Knight, an American artist from the past century, who spent most of his life and work in France. A contemporary to Sisley and Renoir, he painted peasant men and women involved in rather leisurely tasks out of doors with nature also being […]
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