Museum Finds: The Lady in Blue
I went to the Museum of Tarlac to get some paintings, and found this lady sculpture at the bottom of the stairway. I forgot to capture the artist’s name and the title, but she struck me immediately. She…
I went to the Museum of Tarlac to get some paintings, and found this lady sculpture at the bottom of the stairway. I forgot to capture the artist’s name and the title, but she struck me immediately. She…
I found Marilyn recently out there on Tezos, the clean Web3 chain. Work by Irene D’Antò I create digital and traditional art inspired by nature, music, life, and spirituality. writeme@lheanstorm.com for Commissions, Web3 collabs &…
Inspired by Silk and Earth’s process of stamping leaves with dye, I wanted to see how they’d behave with acrylic on watercolor paper. First, among the multitudes of leaves, I had to select which ones got the most…
I was browsing through my previous Procreate files earlier and found one of these pieces from my archive, just in time for Halloween. Modern witches are not satanic. If you’ve spent time around women who meditate…
In music, some of my favorite tunes always have an extended version. I made another version for REMNANTS, which is one of my favorite pieces in my recent series. The bird is obviously inspired by the…
Whenever I meet someone new and feel my system go on alert, I pause and ask myself, is this a reaction from past trauma, or is my intuition sensing red flags? The answer usually comes in an instant, which…
FREE WILL is the greatest gift given to humankind, as it is the fundamental quality that separates a person from a mere robot. We’re already surrounded by too much automation these days to become just another one.
After the work I’ve posted with the divine birds, here’s another one I created while the weather was stormy this weekend.
The other morning I was on my laptop by the window when I realized I hadn’t seen the cute little birds in a while. Sometimes, they show up in the early morning while I’m just about to wake up,…
One of my usual “grounding” rituals turned into a walk along nature’s art show. I didn’t set out to capture anything. My plan was to stroll, be in the moment, hit my step goals, breathe in the salt…
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