Spring Garden Mandala - © Sue O'Kieffe 2008Playing with sweet purple petals. Im not really sure of the flower. I discovered them growing in a planter box in front of a store in my neighborhood. I did not end up with the effect I was trying to achieve, but I do like the watercolor-y effect I did achieve. I've been creating a lot of purple and green images this late winter and early spring. Vibrationally these colors open up my heart and my spirit. I hope they do for you, my viewers, as well.
Be sure and take a look at John Mora's post today. Cool collaborating.
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Hi Sue,
It does look like watercolor - very lovely!
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Oh, what an absolutely beautiful mandala. I just takes my breath away. This is too beautiful for me too alter, but I will see what I can do with it. You are so very good at this!
Today's work is just lovely - you have captured the true beauty of nature - the work is alive with the strength of plant and flower - fertitlty.
Thanks for mentioning my image in yhour post - yes, I do thank you for being open to this colloboration. Regards from NY - I missed St Patrick's Day Parade.
No corned beef and no soda bread.
My favorite colors, this mandala is stunning. Lovely work Sue.
Purple and green together is one of my very favorite combos, too. The mandala is lovely!
See you this evening!
sue...the kaleidoscope effects with the blooms still completely recognizable ... brilliant!
i'm researching Tibetan mandalas...i'm plotting a course to support tibet's struggle against the Chinese occupation...
Boycott China...Boycott the Olympics!...Tibet Will Be Free....
lovebeloveddaniel
Sue....I can't help but see your evolution as a graphic artist in these "yarn" mandalas. I can "feel" the softness of the yarn and I can feast my eyes on the colors and hues. WTG, Girlie!
Hi Sue,
Oh I just love your mandalas, and the yarn mandals are oh so unique. Being a yarn lover via knit and crochet...they really speak to me; I even made a SoulCollage card to honor those parts of myself, and posted the Yoga of Knitting on my blog.
THank you so much for stopping by my mandala blog! I'm glad to find out about your blog, and will link to it so I can visit often...I'll put you in my monthly "spotlight"! They are oh so beautiful and I look forward to seeing more...you do amazing work!
:) Cheryl
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