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Virgins, Creativity & Gratitude #3

steamed window drawing
steamed window drawing in golden light
Digitally enhanced
 steamed window drawing
 in golden light.

Grateful for golden moments of lightheartedness 
and all those who inspire them.

Intention:  Focus on lightheartedness after dark,
especially at the weekend!

'Virgin a Day'

Comments

Clever...and childlike--I love it!!!
Unknown said…
How totally awesome is that!!! I love it!!
Sue, I love this. It is wonderful and I love what you are doing, reaching inside yourself and finding beauty and imagination though simplicity. I am so happy you are here.
xoxo,
Noelle
gma said…
Finding bliss here right along with you.
Priti Lisa said…
Child-full and full of holiness♥♥♥
rebecca said…
my darling one,

you delight me. truly. your light and kindness fill me in ways i can not begin to explain. it is your pure heart and your mother love, your desire to count your blessings and live your gratitude.

thank you friend for the blessing of you.
You have such a knack for meaning in simplicity. These re-creations of the window drawings are a lesson to me that I don't have to strive so much for complexity. I particularly like your intention.
Spadoman said…
That is very simply awesome. Your are truly and artist. I can see mother and child. Glad I can come and visit your work.

Peace
Annie Jeffries said…
Brilliant! The child-like simplicity is a clear message for us all.
Carola Bartz said…
I love this, Sue!!! So simple, so beautiful.

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