Inspiration

Dreamy Drops on Flowers – December Flowers Bloom here

December 4, 2011

The floral mania continues. This is the season to celebrate and the world seems to have come alive in all colors and hues. Adding joy and mirth to every nook and corner are the lovely flowers in thousands of colors. And then add the magic of rain… forming dewy drops on the petals. There is [...]

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Pray, what is this purple everywhere?

October 19, 2011

Did born a flower in purple hue that stole a tint from the fiery red and bit of dew from the moist blue What a time of the year and season it is! Purple flowers, purple petals, purple blurs, purple sharps, purple purple. This world seems to have come alive in shades of purple, lavender, lilac, pale pink, magenta [...]

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Au revoir Wandering Mist Summer Art Camp 2011

June 8, 2011

After three weeks of colors, strokes and wings, The Wandering Mist Art Camp 2011, has come to an end. This update comes a tad too late as I am still reeling and assimilating this wonderful experience I had. I am exhausted, exhilarated, nostalgic and happy that everything went well. Im more than happy to share that the biggest success of this camp is a lovely group of budding artists and art enthusiasts who will be painting or viewing art in a new light.

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An accidental brush with a palette knife artist

May 28, 2011

“I seek to represent the light and heat of summer, I invite everyone to wander and dream in these landscapes” says Jean-Marc Janiaczyk, a landscape artist who paints fields of lavender, sunflowers, poppies, and more. Here are some dazzling and beautiful landscape paintings by this lovely artist depicting Impressionism, impasto, knife strokes, brilliance and vibrancy at its best. Don’t miss it!

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Why do we paint?

December 12, 2010

What makes you paint? Is it because you took to the brush when you were a kid? Did you see a masterpiece so magnificent that you took to the brush like no tomorrow? Why did we not do something else? Why did we choose to paint over many other options available to express? How do people end up painting, in life? Or is it just the one sided dominance of brain?

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