Creatively Thinking

  Featured image: Sacred Spirits Do you think of your spirit as your soulmate? I do. I have loved it deeply my entire life, and I will always protect it.

  Featured image: Silence the silence  in the wilderness a sense of oneness comes only when there is stillness silence

  Featured image: Winter River Hush, deep and quiet breathing. Ice on the lakes has formed.  Days are short and a great silence settles down over the north.  Even the birds as they approach the feeders are quiet. You actually feel the winter quiet. 

  Featured image: End of Day I'm thrilled and humbled to share that my work, "End of Day," has been accepted into Perspectives 2025—a juried statewide exhibition featuring 73 incredible Wisconsin Visual Artists. The show runs from March 28 to May 9, 2025, at the Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts, 51 Sheboygan Street in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. A huge thank you to the Perspectives 2025 jurors, Kate Mothes and Fred Stonehouse, for their thoughtful selections. I feel truly honored to be recognized alongside so many talented artists.

  Featured image: Green Dress I’m incredibly honored that my work, Green Dress, has been accepted into the 16th Annual International Signature Watercolor Exhibition! A huge thank you to our judge and juror, Frank Eber, for this opportunity. This prestigious exhibition, hosted by the Fallbrook Art Center, showcases outstanding watercolor artists from around the world. I’m grateful to have my work included among such talented artists. 📅 Exhibition Dates: April 15 – May 17, 2025 📍 Fallbrook Art Center – A premier destination for art collectors and patrons across Southern California and beyond.

  Featured image: Give Peace a Chance I come in peace; I come in love. I am on a mission to bring more peace and joy into your life and into the world. I aim to rekindle your intrinsic bond with all life through love, creativity, and imagination. I aspire to inspire you and help you reclaim your connection to your spirit, life, and love through your creative spirit.

  Featured image: Green Dress Life and love are very abstract life and love  are hard should always be unbound unlimited in movement free to explore hard to find exciting enjoyable ever …… lasting hard Abstraction, especially in painting, embraces the unknown—there is something exhilarating about not knowing what will emerge. This uncertainty grants the artist a sense of freedom, an unbounded space for movement and exploration that is difficult to find elsewhere. Perhaps that is why so many abstract artists continue to create ever-larger works of art. In abstract art, hidden corners of vibrant color await discovery, challenging the artist to explore, connect, and bring something exciting to life. The magic of the paintbrush gliding through paint becomes an act of discovery, much like navigating an uncharted wilderness. When an artist feels one with her paintbrush, paint, paper, or canvas, she becomes part of something greater—immersed in the experience, fully present in ...

  Featured image: Endless Sky I  cherish life I  cherish love I  come to bring peace to be and love to the world and to you love of life to this little part of the world then  I  will be happy I   come so you can reclaim your personal  connection with the earth and with your spirit I  come so that you can deepen your connection  to benefit yourself a nd to others. So you can  pass it on.

  Featured image: Tree, Tree, Tree the shield the tallest of the  highest tree tops shields for us shield from the infinite blue above do you ever wonder what happens when we break through that protective shield try it         glorious

  Featured image:  The Tight Rope of Life – Searching For and Finding Life’s Tiny Treasures Quietly quietly they come finches, nuthatches chickadees  ice moans loudly startled they leave the crow calls some where  south the ice moans loudly quietly they come finches, nuthatches chickadees like a rock i sat still sat watching listening life in the woods

  " Love is a canvas furnished by nature and embroidered by imagination ." - Voltaire,  French philosopher and writer