Those pictures are as beautiful as they are melancholic, lush colours in them, especially the third one.
I am thankful for art, a direct link to the collective consciousness of the universe.
Gosh, on the Jung juice at 8am, must have been a good sleep.
Thank you very much for such a compliment, not sure it is deserved, but thank you.
I do agree with you about the power of images, I would love to be able to paint well.
My daughter is just getting her art portfolio together, as she is applying for a scholarship, if I had just a iota of her talent, I would be happy.
As it goes, when she was much smaller, she would ask me to draw for her, say a cat, after I was done she would rub my back in a circular motion and say ‘never mind Mummy, thank you for trying.’
Oh you and your fairy art! J/K I am glad that the world, even in the infancy of what we consider the period intellectualism, was producing wonderful works of art.
Dear SW,
I have been following your blog for some time now. I never comment because I am usually at work and well… you probably know how that goes. I must say you (and your readers!) are hilarious. I laugh out loud reading what goes on here, and I love that your posts are always thought provoking in many levels. Thank you for the beautiful images and for giving us something to look forward to every day.
Sharin’ the love,
me
These are beautiful images.
As an fine arts professional, I’m immensely thankful for art and for the ability to create with my hands, mind, and spirit.
Happy Thanksgiving, Sister Wolf.
Sister, pardon my ignorance, but who is the creator of the third image? I NEED to know!
I am thankful that in the sea of shitty blogs on the internet, there are rare gems like godammit.
Wow I love them all! They take my breath away. I’m a day late, but I am very thankful for art as well, and for your wonderful blog Sister. Hope you had a great day!
Just by chance I watched a program about Russian art yesterday. Vrubel and his “Demon” series are really worth checking. They also showed a big abstract picture by Kandinsky – I would give one kidney to have it.
Those pictures are as beautiful as they are melancholic, lush colours in them, especially the third one.
I am thankful for art, a direct link to the collective consciousness of the universe.
Gosh, on the Jung juice at 8am, must have been a good sleep.
I’m thankful for you, Braindance. You taught me the power of beautiful images. xoxo
Good thought…enjoy the day.
Your readers might enjoy this collection, too:
http://www
The second one. Heart.
I want to live inside the 3rd picture!
Thank you very much for such a compliment, not sure it is deserved, but thank you.
I do agree with you about the power of images, I would love to be able to paint well.
My daughter is just getting her art portfolio together, as she is applying for a scholarship, if I had just a iota of her talent, I would be happy.
As it goes, when she was much smaller, she would ask me to draw for her, say a cat, after I was done she would rub my back in a circular motion and say ‘never mind Mummy, thank you for trying.’
so fucking beautiul. I salute you.
Oh you and your fairy art! J/K I am glad that the world, even in the infancy of what we consider the period intellectualism, was producing wonderful works of art.
Dear SW,
I have been following your blog for some time now. I never comment because I am usually at work and well… you probably know how that goes. I must say you (and your readers!) are hilarious. I laugh out loud reading what goes on here, and I love that your posts are always thought provoking in many levels. Thank you for the beautiful images and for giving us something to look forward to every day.
Sharin’ the love,
me
Beautiful.
I’m thankful for art too.
these are lovely. I want to go live in the third and fourth. thank you.
These are beautiful images.
As an fine arts professional, I’m immensely thankful for art and for the ability to create with my hands, mind, and spirit.
Happy Thanksgiving, Sister Wolf.
Correcting my typo: “As a fine arts professional…”
Oh, that Repin painting is gorgeous.
For you, one of my favourite Russian artists, Mikhail Vrubel:
http://www.russianartgallery.org/vrubel/
(link sucks, but you get a taste)
Psychological and dreamlike and beautiful. His Demon Series chills me.
When I’m sad, I’m attracted to blue. Not on like Yves Klein levels, but close.
I just tried to send you one of my paintings, but it did not seem to work.
Happy Thanksgiving XOXOXOXO
really beautiful images. i am so moved by the second image. if you don’t mind, i’d like to share a piece by my favorite artist odilon redon. this is entitled the “crying spider”
http://www.odilonredon.net/illustrations/redon.crying-spider.jpg
The second – Wow!
The second one… Wow.. Pure perfection…
Thank you for sharing!
Peace and love!
Oh they are so ethereal and wonderful xx
Love you & thankful for you xoxo
Sister, pardon my ignorance, but who is the creator of the third image? I NEED to know!
I am thankful that in the sea of shitty blogs on the internet, there are rare gems like godammit.
Ana- that painting is called “Sadko in the Underwater Kingdom”, by Ilya Repin. I’m thankful for kindred spirits like you!
Jane – Thanks!
Dexter – Thanks!
Aja – Thanks xo
James – you’re not alone in that!
Braindance – I love your daughter too.
skye – Saluting you right back!
Joy D – Modern art doesn’t tend to do much for me.
Cat- How lovely of you to comment! Thank you!
IHeartFashion – I’m thankful for you honey.
Patni – James will be there waiting for you!
Style Odyssey – Thanks!
tartandtreacly – I’m always searching for art, thank you!
arline – Did you send to sisterwolf666@gmail?? I want to see!
mamasan – I feel like that spider a lot of the time.
Texas Art- Yes!
Beba – Thanks for liking it!
Make DO – I’m thankful for you Kate.
Ann – xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Oh my…
I want to live in picture 3 too.
I am ashamed to say I have never heard of this artist. I shall remedy that at once!
QM
xxx
Breathtaking!
I guess it’s never too late to be thankful?
2nd and 1st one, in that order. Thank you.
wow these are breathtaking
i love the second one.
i’m also thankful for art.
Wow I love them all! They take my breath away. I’m a day late, but I am very thankful for art as well, and for your wonderful blog Sister. Hope you had a great day!
Just by chance I watched a program about Russian art yesterday. Vrubel and his “Demon” series are really worth checking. They also showed a big abstract picture by Kandinsky – I would give one kidney to have it.
Did you get my images? If you hate them, its ok, I just did not know whether you got them. I think I may have sent them to a different email.