my three clay pots are never empty. one holds the heart, one the soul and the other creativity.

my three clay pots are never empty. one holds the heart, one the soul and the other creativity.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

from judy's class


here are two of the images i did... wow, i really love this process. i finally know what to do with my photographs! there are so many little things to learn... its not just painting with wax... you get to play with fire too! you can go to judy's website and see more. http://judywise.blogspot.com/

7 comments:

Unknown said...

Nance, how fascinating to me that both of these individual images, almost produce the same feeling; a state approaching bliss: The bird image, cool colors, quiet, serene. The second image, more pattern, color swirling, the hand almost looking like it has mendhi decorations, yet the Buddha placed firmly in the center of the hand...calm, as if to say, in the motion of the day, be present to the moment.

nandas said...

both were created in the "presence of the moment" marti... it was a kind of peace that comes when one is so engaged in the now of things.

Joe Madl said...

nance, you can certainly feel the presence of the moment in this piece. the joy is lingering in my moments even still from having seen it. thank you!

nandas said...

what a wonderful comment joe... thank you and i am glad to have you here in my little blog world...

Anonymous said...

this is amazing!! i wish i were there.

grace Forrest~Maestas said...

nance...i am going to need to
read more about the process...i
think i really don't understand.
these are really beautiful...
very different energies for me.
so, i will go read and come back
to look again.
xo

nandas said...

well grace... i have published the last post to try to explain... it just love the process as it is molten when it goes on and then immediately sets up...its a process of melting and hardening back and forth... and i love the ethereal look it gives. like working with silk organza that is liquid if that makes sense.