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| A HIGH WAY |
| It's late at night, soon the sun will rise, been driving for hours, not a soul on the road, with music playing, a chill in the air, stars twinkling in the sky, a cow jumping over the moon, then a car passes by, there's an electric blue aura, and you wonder about the special being inside. |
| Originally named "Sea of Love," this is the final drawing of the series (in 1984). Today's Light Workers heal Mother Earth, by anchoring the Grid of Love & Light. As all journey along, with love overflowing, it is wise to be grounded, and centered, while reaching for the stars. |
| ANCHOR LOVE |
| Originally named "Birds Eye View," this drawing details all there is, from Mother Earth to Father Sky, and beyond, in all its vast creativity. Zephyr (gentle west wind) is the name of my angel 'cat.' The tree represents my angel 'friend' Mary, and together all is seen. |
| This drawing, set in Boston MA highlights modern civilization, with all its facets, and how world monetary systems affect us and Mother Earth. This is the first drawing by which its creation was assisted through the use of photography, with Polaroid instant film to make a model. |
| This drawing, set in the hillsides of PA, is of farming, the ups and downs of country life. This rare design, was born from gifted loving creativity of my mother Genevieve as a cloth wall-hanging made from materials with various patterns and colors. I liked it so much that I drew it. |
| Originally named "Women World," this drawing represented the bonds between women, particularly lesbians. My aunt in CA wanted to send it as a holiday greeting card. Being too shy to admit true meaning, I said, "out-of-stock." A symbol of oneness; the feminine moment. |
| Long ago, I wrote a story about a young woman who enjoys a glorious day out in nature. When coming home, she expounds on the new adventure. Her husband, puzzled, says, "The Earth has been void for years." A ruler, programming template, was used to create the clouds. |
| Yes, hour after hour, sitting on the bench, straight as an arrow, fingers curved, wrists arched, masterfully playing after tireless practice, the drawing includes all the keys, full of emotion, being a lifetime pianist with a song in heart, yet no musical score, only to follow Spirit's voice. |
| Originally named "Lemon Eye," this drawing is one of two 'reversible designs' where viewing can be portrait (see Mystery above), or landscape as drawn. Take a few moments to relax and discover its depth, feel its breath of renewal, and imagine a new perspective for life. |
| BEST VISION |
| CAPITOL |
| PLANET VIEW |
| SILENT SONG |
| TRINITY |
| COUNTRY SIDE |
| ONE SPIRIT |
| This is a self-portrait. Many images come to mind contemplating the design. For me, I am a beautiful fruit, a seed, held within an open bottle - no cap, with the sun, moon, water, all around; a tree with the ability to grow, still somehow stuck, yet enjoying bubbly champagne. |
| As pied piper, this is one special musical instrument that so enchants within. It is drawn with precision, with all the nuances; you'll notice, perhaps, that the mouthpiece is placed in opposite direction to the inner mold of the carrying case -- for reason that I am left-handed. |
| Originally named "Lemon Eye," this drawing is one of two 'reversible designs' where viewing can be portrait, or landscape as drawn (see Trinity below); it is one of my earliest works, with pen/ruler, patience -- very disciplined and symmetrical, yet so vastly expansive. |
| Originally named "Sea Cruiser," this drawing reminds of being on an old pirate ship seeing trouble on the horizon; perhaps, looking at life through a kaleidoscope, to envision its collage of colors and shapes. It is the watchful eye, prudent awareness, for man's survival. |
| Originally named "Divided," then named "School Hallway," this is a hallway within The Andrews School, for girls, a college-prep vocational institution in Willoughby OH. With fond memories, and an amazing education, now I know to keep an open mind, for it is a good way to learn. |
| Originally named "Big Hick Town," this depicts the Terminal Tower in Cleveland OH where it centers on knowledge and truth, as a long-standing, empowering beacon of Light, assisting our journey, guiding steps taken along a path followed and/or one that is created anew. |
| This second drawing in the series, simply displays a tranquil perspective of joy, grace, balance, and happiness, as in "home sweet home," yet reminds one to think outside the box, to be aware; there are many views to enjoy, to be free, to awaken, to release stagnation. |
| BOTTLED UP |
| CLARINET |
| MYSTERY |
| PERISCOPE |
| SCHOOL EXIST |
| TERMINAL |
| WINDOW BOX |
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