'Tiger Lily' (Asian Style Brush Painting) Welcome to our blog where I view life from the eyes of an artist's soul and with my assistant, ArtMuse Dog explore how creativity enhances the inner spirit. Today's post is for Friday and we are exploring artists and their creations. Also, we are exploring poets and their haiku. The above painting is another of my Asian Style Paintings. It has been a rather busy, strange week weather wise. We are sharing with the following blogs: (click on the blog title to go there) Paint Party Friday Haiku My Heart My haiku are below: haiku pain, hurt, let it go wasted energy to fret each moment precious. -o- soothing self mid point place to live golden middle no extreme points time. -o- roads winding far travel light on your journey day by day treasure. -o- Enjoy the beauty of these wonderful artists and poets. Hugs and namaste, and We love to have you post your comments, thoughts, or questions to delight us all in the day ~ especially, ArtMuse Dog ^_^ There is a blog hop going on all week here at A Creative Harbor for all creative people and all mediums, Magical Monday. Help us build the blog hop and join us and meet new bloggers. Thanks, ^_^ QUOTE FOR THE DAY: 'After all, it is those who have a deep and real inner life who are best able to deal with the irritating details of outer life.' (Evelyn Underhill) |
thats just beautiful,
ReplyDeletebeautiful Carol!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol, just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
ReplyDeleteP.S. Laurie (1st comment) is my neighbour.
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Love the simplicity of these paintings and yet they have so much energy in them. :)
ReplyDeleteCarol your words are beautiful. They are so meaningful. I also love your painting.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your blog, today especially. You are doing some beautiful things with that brush and your haikus speak to me. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOH I just love your tiger lily!
ReplyDeleteVery very lovely - words and painting!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful flower painting! Tiger lilies are one of my favorites. ^.^
ReplyDeleteLovely tiger lily and words Carol. Happy PPF, Annette x
ReplyDeleteOh what a beautiful flower! I like the little stamp too, did you made it? :) Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely painting...lovely lovely poem! HPPF!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Eve- well done.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lily drawing, Carol! Your haiku always touches me; I'm especially fond of "travel light". Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely flower, really charming.
ReplyDeleteI love the economy of strokes in Asian-style painting. I've never tried it, seems kind of scary making so few strokes and no way to change the parts I don't like!
ReplyDeleteI just love that little face that peeks at me as I scroll down to the comment box. :) Love the words they sure fit and the painting is lovely too as usual.
ReplyDeleteI always had Tiger Lilies at my houses in IL. I haven't had one here. This truly brought back good memories. Good Art, thank you. Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeletetiger lilies are everywhere right now, well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words, Carol. The painting is lovely in its simplicity. Lovely work. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteDelightful lily, and haiku with such a personal touch...
ReplyDeleteTiger lily and haiku show so much creative energy. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your lily and your haiku trio.
ReplyDeleteso now this is my new favourite.... perfect... I hope you sit down and flick through your book regularly and enjoy these one after a another... I would certainly like to do that... and thanks for your lovely comment... it has been on my mind all morning...xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tiger lily painting!
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that third haiku especially! So beautiful!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
what lovely beautiful flowers! I love coming to your blog and seeing the graceful Eastern brushstrokes
ReplyDeleteLetting go...ah, how I wish I had mastered the art. Never mind: I'll have many more opportunities to practice!
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Letting go...ah, how I wish I had mastered the art. Never mind: I'll have many more opportunities to practice!
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Another great painting! Good word too...great message.
ReplyDeleteLove the painting!!! The words are great too...good message.
ReplyDeleteYour tiger lily is so sweet, delicate yet gently forceful at the same time. I also love your poem.
ReplyDeleteLooking for the 'golden middle' so I can linger longer! Thanks for the encouraging haiku and pic.
ReplyDeleteNamaste
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Looking for the 'golden middle' so I can linger longer! Thanks for the encouraging haiku and pic.
ReplyDeleteNamaste
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Things always change after a turning point.
ReplyDeleteThese Haiku are full of wisdom. Perhaps dealing with perceived problem or episode in life. Just the writing eases then possibility of painful thoughts. The painting, as usual, is so simply beautiful. Did you paint there name in the upper left hand of the painting? That is a very nice touch. I haven't noticed this before. Very nice.
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These Haiku are full of wisdom. Perhaps dealing with perceived problem or episode in life. Just the writing eases then possibility of painful thoughts. The painting, as usual, is so simply beautiful. Did you paint there name in the upper left hand of the painting? That is a very nice touch. I haven't noticed this before. Very nice.
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I like the day to day treasures ~
ReplyDeleteLovely painting and your haikus are so very touching, full of spirit and meaning and beauty!
ReplyDeleteLove your tiger lilly. The Haikus are great too, especially the first one.
ReplyDeletei love your painting! Such delicate flower with an accent! Have a great day Carol!
ReplyDeletePretty work!!
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Pretty work!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
Beautiful work - I love the delicate color in the flower.
ReplyDeleteCaitlyn (ladyphlogiston)
Beautiful work - I love the delicate color in the flower.
ReplyDeleteCaitlyn (ladyphlogiston)
yes to day by day treasure and to the beautiful asian painting.
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