Posts Tagged ‘inspiration’
Ysabel LeMay explores the beauty, complexity and divinity found in nature in her artwork. This Canadian artist was a highly successful graphic artist, but left corporate advertising to devote herself to painting full time from 2002 to 2010, when she turned her attention to photography. Her works look like high realism paintings but they are a process that she calls photo fusion, a lengthy process in which she takes hundreds of photographs and assembles them one at a time into her composition. Each piece takes 4 to 8 weeks to complete. || Read more
Ok, it’s a virtual cocoon. I don’t really own this but would love to try it out! I used to be an installation sculpture artists and I have a thing for experiencing different spaces and perspectives. I imagine that the actual feeling once you are in it is very much of a cocoon as we have a ball chair from the 60’s here at home and it is amazing how it changes the way you feel when you sit in it. You don’t hear or feel the outside world so much sitting in it and it is also feels very much like a cocoon. || Read more
Today has a theme, as most days do. But today’s theme is bridges. I posted the Crossing the Ugi Bridge Workout this afternoon and am learning about the Photoshop Bridge tonight.. and now I have a journey on bridges to share with you. Lets cross some bridges together! || Read more
Angela Stokes, an award winning author and lifestyle consultant, lost over 160 pounds and has kept it off by living a raw lifestyle. She recovered from being considered morbidly obese at 294 pounds and has kept the weight off long term by eating raw plant foods. She considers this to be a healthy, simple and sustainable solution for losing weight and keeping it off. A solution in which the weight just seems to literally drop off. Angela is a great source of inspiration for many and is a beautiful vision of health and well-being. || Read more
Today our adventure takes us to Paros Greece to an amazing summer home designed by Alexandros Logodotis. This completely white house has a feeling of being worn as if the rain and wind over time has gently softened its edges. It has a very ethereal watercolor feel to it. Today is a day of peace and relaxed productivity. Breath deeply and consciously follow me to our location of the day. || Read more
Mindfulness helps you go home to the present. And every time you go there and recognize a condition of happiness that you have, happiness comes.” ~ Thich Nhat Hanh || Read more
