Asakura Kouhei’s World

Asakura Kouhei's world where animals and the elements meet Japanese illustrator Asakura Kouhei’s world is one where animals and the four elements – fire, water, air and earth – live in harmony within a psychedelic playground, executed with rainbow watercolors and acrylics. The Tokyo-born Kouhei grew up close to nature, in a place rich with greenery … Continue reading Asakura Kouhei’s World

Artists-Stephanie Pui-Mun Law

Fairy Artists Stephanie Pui-Mun Law There are many fairy artists out there, many very talented and skilled artists creating beautiful pictures and images in all sorts of media. It seems to me too that Fairy Art is not only a genre but to a certain extent also an industry; I have seen some very extensive websites … Continue reading Artists-Stephanie Pui-Mun Law

Jonna Jensen-Artist

Jonna Jensen’s Tree of Life Trees, in all their magical glory, are powerful symbols of physical and spiritual nourishment, transformation, sustenance, spiritual growth, fertility and union. In Norse mythology, the Yggdrasil tree or tree of life is often seen as noble. Growing up on a farm in the Norse lands of the Netherlands, artist Jonna … Continue reading Jonna Jensen-Artist

Guest artist: Colleen Briggs – Sacred Centre Holds

Beautiful!

Words Matter

Beautifully said,thank you for sharing

Art Is Not For Sissies

Thanks to Google translate, I now know how to spell “meow” in both Arabic and Persian, the two languages most spoken in the seven countries included in the current U.S. ban on refugees. And, while I know that words matter, (and I like to use words, sometimes too many words, ask my husband,) I’m just going to let my picture do the talking for me this time. Protest cat. #pussygrabsback #nomuslimban

As an aside, I was so interested in this idea of language, that I looked up a few statistics and found out that there are more world-wide native speakers of Spanish than of English, for example. English is the 4th most spoken language, followed by Arabic. (source)

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