I joined my friend Sepha, who's on this year's Quest, to paint Musés with the Livestream the first weekend in April. It was a fabulous spring day, so we were able to paint outside! With the completed paintings due at the end of this month, the finished ladies are beginning to appear in the online classroom. The second p
art of the assignment is to hand the Musé the pen, and receive a message.
Last year, my Musé Gypsy Rose said, "Sweet Nadya, We bring wisdom voices from the stars and ancient pathways. You are so loved, so appreciated, so honored! We invite you to atune to your senses and enliven your Spirit.
Sparkle and shine, share the joy you know deep inside. In attending to your own joy and in doing the little things, a-tend-ing, that you will bring them (your beloveds) home to themselves."
Sepha with her Musé |
You'll find links to sites and classes when you click on "contact ___" as you view a teacher's profile on our Intentional Creativity website. Click on the map to find teachers closest to you. Here's the link to my profile!
Painting Musé with the online group |
Facebook presences include Shiloh Sophia's Artist page, the Red Thread Cafe Classroom, Sepha's and my artist pages. Many of my SiStars have artist pages as well.
Our beloveds can find some of our offerings through out MeetUp groups. Here are links to Heidi's, our NW group page, Cynthia in Australia, and mine.
Amber, Denise and Jassy offer online teachings thought the year, and often, introductory glimpses into one. Several of my classmates will launch online courses this fall, so stay tuned!
"Whether I am doing studies of deer in my meadow or painting an angel moving between dimensions,there is always a glimmer of the cosmos showing through their bodies and parts of the landscape. My work has one primary concept: exploring the formation of our bodies from the cooling of gaseous material originating from the beginning of the universe."
4 comments:
As an artist and father of two strong, intelligent and caring daughters, I've always encouraged them to explore their creativity. They are not doing it as consistently as I wish they would, because of their ages and busy schedules. However, when they do involve themselves in it, they never cease to amaze me. Blessings to you and your program. (Thank you for your thoughtful comment at my blog.)
Painting muses outside in springtime sounds heavenly. I love the messages that came through. Stunning art!
Oh so important for women to find art for healing! I know many women who have found real solace in doing such! Great post of where to find those groups...pretty paintings too!
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It is so healing to paint together with other women. To share stories and be apart of each others lives. I've been to art retreats and am so in love with art journaling. I find it so wonderful for women to get together and be apart of something special.
Love this post and the wonderful magic that happens when women create together!
I just joined in on the fun at Kate Robertson Studios
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Hugs,
MiSchra ♥
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