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Heart of Beloved Mary : Heart of Beloved Mary, the mother of Christ. I did this drawing when I was 16 or 17 yr.s old, about the time I began focusing on my spiritual path as the most important thing in my life. It's still one of my favorite images of Mary. copyright @ Sunny media: carbon graphite on watercolor paper.
Heart of Beloved Mary
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Close-up of a Photorealist Portrait : A close-up of a Photorealist portrait I did of a gentleman and his grandson. The gentleman had passed away and his family gave me a photo from which I was able to "capture" his wonderful essence in paint. media: acrylic on canvas.
Close-up of a Photorealist Portrait
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Indian Village Glow : Although this painting is not by me, and I don't know the artist's name....I'm sharing it as it is one of my favorites.
Indian Village Glow
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Sun Spirit, Digital Modern Art : Capturing the elements of the sun...light and shaddow, power and energy, warmth and cold, The Sun Spirit (figure at left w/feathers in headdress and rainbow robe) is both form and formless looks on towards the source of sunlight w/upheld arms. Media: Digital. Copyright 2006 @ Sunny. (This piece is available for limited license use, for example, a magazine or book cover.)
Sun Spirit, Digital Modern Art
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The Thought, "The Bird of Paradise" : Digitally conceived thought form: 'Bird of Paradise'. I grew up in a sunny warm climate where the Bird of Paradise grows. Remembering my childhood fondness for the unique flower, I put the thought-form, or memory, of it into a digital medium. If you haven't seen this flower you'll enjoy viewing it on the internet (goggle/images)...let me know if it matches my thought-form of it's essence. Copyright 2006 @Sunny. (This piece is available for limited license use, such as a magazine or book cover.)
The Thought, "The Bird of Paradise"
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The Path : Muir Woods, CA. Old growth Redwood forest preservation.
The Path
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