Wouldn't it be absolutely amazing to have a window to your soul, an opening that you could view your soul ~ that concept sounds so good to me right now. It's always good to know yourself.
This is a larger Windswept piece called, "Window To The Soul" ~ it is how I would like to see myself in my soul, free of worries, carefree and surrounded by nature, God's creations. This piece was done on 11x15 Watercolor paper using copic markers and zig marker for lining, and my trusty white gel marker for outlining.
I love the details on this piece, the butterflies and the texture.
And here's the full piece "Window To The Soul" (Double click on the picture to show the fine details up close.
I hope and pray that you are all having a fabulous week.
Hugs and blessings everyone.
9 comments:
Oh Kelly this is gorgeous, I love all the individual pieces fab idea. Thank you I did get your comments - from what I can figure from WOYWW blog hoping loadsa people are having issues with blogger commenting today :( hope this gets through much love, Jenny
Hi Kelly, this is beautiful. I love the rich colors and textures.
Blessings, Debbie
What a beautiful piece...love the colors and the textural look that the circles create! AWESOME WORK! POP ART MINIS
Hey Kelly-- I just love your work. I really like the white pen on top of your work. It really pop's. I wish I could color with my coppice markers like you do. Hugs--Sandie
This is so beautiful! What an amazing window it would be :)
Kelly I always appreciate how everything you create is so naturally connected to the earth. Also as a fellow copic lover, be cautious of using them on watercolor paper, it sucks the life out of your ink. Looking forward to your future posts.
Wow! I especially like this one! So pretty
What a beautiful piece Kelly. It really speaks to me. I love the whole concept of it.
Lee:)
Great piece! I don't have a single copic marker as it's not available here in the Philippines, would you believe?
The only way we'll have no worries if we TOTALLY rely on God! My reading this morning was about Martha and Mary and I was imagining Jesus saying to me, "Patsy, Patsy, you have so many worries...choose the better part! "Patsy from
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