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beautiful image. so full of light
ReplyDeleteHappy Solar return Darling Karin!!!
ReplyDeleteMay your Glorious Light continue to shine n' shine on us all through your heartfelt creative sharing!!!!!!!!
I wish you a most beautiful day upon day upon day.
xo
d
Pages aglow....how wonderful!
ReplyDeletemandala magic...marvelous ! Love those colors ! Have a good weekend, lovely Karin !
ReplyDeleteFlowers of light ...
ReplyDeleteBless xo
happy, happy birthday my friend... this mandala says it all, i think... bursting with energy, color, and light, which is how this birthday day feels to me.
ReplyDeletelove and light to you, today and every day...
lynne
happy birthday Karin
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With a lots of.... what you wish ;)
Love,
Maria
beautiful Karin! illuminating!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
manon
xoxo
Happy birthday and congratulations on a completed work. Thank you for including us. It has been a wonderful year. I can't wait to see what pours from you next!
ReplyDeletewow, I love this spread.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely-the colors the radial image, everything. I could even see some lines or hatchings.These provide texture to the blue background making it more beautiful and interesting.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kate :)
ReplyDeleteHey D, A fine day it was! thank you so much for the b-day wishes. much love, K
Hi Robyn, I was playing with some new paints and colors, and glow they do! It felt good!!
Thanks Kim - it was a very good weekend!! xox
mmmm, thank you Jaliya...
many many thanks Lynne! It totally was that. Much love :)
and thank you, too, Maria and Manon!! xox
Hi Erik, looks like I'm not quite *done* with this journal after all!! I gotta keep filling her up :) thank you for your continuous support here!
Thank you Gypsy :)
Hi Moony, I'm glad you like that added texture - it's achieved by laying down brush strokey gesso first, which I rub my base coat of paint into to pick up the texture, leaving a heavier bit of paint in the indentations. Added coats in other colors bring out more and add new lines and depth. Thanks for visiting!