Thank you so much for your kind words. It’s so true, we must acknowledge the struggles to overcome them. Creating art has always helped me to focus on what’s important in life. You’re a lovely and kind woman.
I am so appreciative of your caring and kind words. Creating art does help me understand my current struggles. It truly helps focus the mind and relieve some tension. Again, a very sincere thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. And for the hugs and prayers. I’m doing the best I can, I make sure to enjoy a bit of chocolate every day. I’m glad you understood the message behind my art too. What’s that old saying? You must have some darkness before the light?
C is for Cancer. I was diagnosed with a rare leukemia in September. Only 5000 in the US have it. So I've been researching it. The cells in my art are actual T-cell large granular leukocytes. My oncologist's assistant gave me this photo from an article on my cancer from the National Institute of...
For this challenge I used: mask, butterfly and flower. I had the perfect photo that my favorite guy sent me years ago.
Used Anna Aspnes' template from the You Go Girl Oscrap collab.
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My cousin sent a packet of old photos that my Uncle had. Most of the photos were from the Curtis side of my Grandmother's family. So many just had names and dates on the them. It's a mystery how they fit into my family's genealogy. This is a wedding from 1928, love the style of the wedding...
The sunsets in Arizona are amazing and ever changing. Some are bright, some are misty, and some are glorious.
Used Rachel Jefferies template from the All of This collection.
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