I told him what I saw, and it was such a great image I had to make a little painting of it. I have never done this before, making a painting of someone else's energy.
As you can see it is very dark multi-colored, rimmed in a gold halo.
This is quite exceptional.
This is quite exceptional.
"Dark?" you might be thinking- yes, very dark and I think that is better because in this case it shows depth. The depth of very deep water. This is not a shallow person. That gold is just wonderful. Very divine and pure. The chakra was also quite large and perfectly spherical.
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ASSORTED SIDE NOTES
1. Gamblin, M Graham, Vasari, Williamsburg, Old Holland. Galkyd Gel. Rosemary Ivories.
2. This painting was finished even before I prepped the easel. It was very pushy and dictating.
Actually, as I was working on it, I had the distinct sense that instead of me working on it until I was happy with it, I was working on it until it was happy with me!
WTF, painting! Talk about an attitude.
3. I knew this would be obnoxiously difficult to photograph and I was right.
4. Some dim part of me realizes this is probably really weird but a) I don't care b) there is no way that painting would have left me alone until it was an actual painting, and c) I don't care. Did I mention I don't care?
There is an element of insane bravery required if we are to carry out the things we are supposed to do.
So it is a good thing that I don't care about any sort of "strange" factor.

Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really great painting Jessica... It does have some lovely color and depth xox
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice to be able to satisfactorily paint a feeling. Beautiful.
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