The Thorns In Me

The latest piece in of the collection about the way we hold on to the past:

The Thorns In Me, acrylics on oval canvas, 12 x 16 in.





This one along with Time To Leave The Nest and Land Of Loves Past will be in
the shop at 2 am EST.

I hope you are all having a lovely week!!!
xoxo

Time To Leave The Nest

Here is the second piece of my collection on idealizing the past:

Time To Leave The Nest, acrylics on canvas, 16 x 12 in.





I wish you all a lovely week!
xoxo

Land Of Loves Past

Some of you may remember my post from a couple of days ago, about clinging on to the past in many different aspects of our lives...I have been intrigued about the different ways by which we find the courage they need to be able to drift through the things (and people) that come in and go out of our lives... Because at some point, we have to learn to live with the gifts that they are when they come into our world and the gifts that they bring when they need to take on a different route.

Here is the first one of the collection:

Land Of Loves Past, acrylics on canvas, 10 x 12 in.

The Wondrous Journey Of Madeleine Collection Shop Update!!!

Hooray!!! The collection is on its way to the shop!!!

( It is expected to arrive over there at 2.00 EST )


Madeleine Dreams, acrylics on canvas, 10 x 12 in.

Wonders Ahead, acrylics on canvas, 10 x 12 in.

The Magic Tree, acrylics on canvas, 10 x 12 in.

Happy November everyone!!!
xoxo

The Past Perfect

I sometimes find myself clinging on to memories that I have owned since, it seems, forever...They are pieces of yesterdays long gone but not forgotten, and it sometimes feel as you can relive them as vivid as you choose to. Other times, though, it feels as though holding on to those snapshots of the past can cast a shadow onto our present and even future lives, distract us in like the Lotus fruit, leave us lingering for things only existing in another time.

It takes strength to nurture your memories, the pieces of your life, however hard or painful they may be. It takes even more courage to finally open the door, to finally allow new memories to form.

1. Instant Dreams by LolasRoom
2. School - They Said She Was A Model Student by IronBedPhotograph
3. Her Story Will Never Be Written by sixhours
4. Vintage Gramophone, pencil sharpener by swingingretro
5. She Still Haunts Me by ellemoss