Skip to main content

PROGRESS PART 4 painting the FINDING PEACE series

Second painting ­– FINDING PEACE: HOPE, 8” x 8”, oil & cwm, wood cradle



7 WEEKS till ART WALK LUFKIN
in downtown Lufkin on January 28

When I feel isolated, I count on hope. This divine mystery will present a solution if I am open to looking. There I can find peace.
Hope is everything.Hope is believing in tomorrow.
Hope, is trusting for something good in the future.
Hope is trusting in Him.
“If we want to hope for something, maybe we could hope in our heart that peace will come in our life.”—Prem Rawat
What does HOPE mean to you?
More FINDING PEACE series progress reports coming...
Thank you for reading. : )
jmc_fivespoongallery


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Poetic Self-Portraits

Stitch work, collage, paint are all game to help create  "poetic portraits of oneself done by oneself".  "Secret Self" , 15" x 15", fiber, hand stitched "Yellow Chair", 36" x 24", acrylic, stretched canvas "Red Hat" , 20" x 20", fiber, hand stitched "Yellow Hat" , 20" x 20", fiber, hand stitched "Art is Confession" , fiber, hand and machine stitched, painted "Talking Threads", 72" x 32", fabric, weaving, machine and hand stitching
Post a Comment
Read more

CREATING CHRISTMAS CARDS

 It's the middle of May and I'm making Christmas cards. Created the back ground using bubble wrap to print several layers on heavy paper. After newly created paper dried, I cut it to size. Cut a stencil out of contact paper and used an embroidery hoop and fabric to use for a silkscreen effect.  DIDN'T WORK. After a few  impressions ink ran under the contact paper. Decided to try again. This time, I carved a Lino  cut using my design. I have one more sheet of prepared background paper to cut for next printing try. Finally, got the consistency  of the ink and pressure just right.  Next step will be continued!!
Post a Comment
Read more

Stations of the Cross

I begin my mornings outside, first just looking and observing what is going on around me, which birds could I hear, what new buds were breaking through,which way was the breeze flowing from. Then sitting in a special place in my garden, I say a prayer of thankfulness. With that, I go to my studio and begin the process.. painting the Stations of the Cross. This past February 12th, a friend told me about a church in Webster, Texas (where a lot of the astronauts attend) announced a “call to artist”. On Good Friday they will have a virtual exhibit featuring artists work that represents The Stations of the Cross. To provide a version of this devotion more closely aligned with the biblical accounts, Pope John Paul II introduced a new form of devotion, called the Scriptural Way of the Cross, on Good Friday 1991 that is more closely aligned with the biblical accounts. This is the version I chose to paint. One painting wasn’t enough for me. I was driven to complete all fourteen and hopefully in...
1 comment
Read more