I hope your week is going well, I am doing fine and I have been feeling a bit better about work this week. I am having problems with my computer at home though, it just seems to be getting slower and slower so everything I do takes double or treble the time I think it should. I am grateful that it is still working though as I don’t know what I’d do without it.
The image above is made up of 4 pages from my 6×6 journal. Last year on 21 Secrets I did a workshop with Dion Dior called Circles of Wisdom and I learnt to draw mandalas. It was a good opportunity for me to practice my doodles and there is definitely something meditative about creating mandalas. The pages in my journal already had gesso and paint on them and were not ideal backgrounds for the images. So after I drew these 4 I decided to make a whole book dedicated to Circles of Wisdom. I recycled a child’s board book which is 5.5″ x 5.5″ and I filled it up with 16 different mandalas, it’s a lovely little book and I will probably share it with you at some point in the future.
***** One of the gorgeous women I met at the Call of the Wild Soul Art Retreat last year, Jeanette House, has set up a new ning site called One Little House for art and craft e-learning. I think you should probably check it out, we are bound to have fun and Jeanette is both lovely and talented 🙂 *****
OK that’s all for tonight, I’ve got to print out a batch of cemetery maps for my friend.
See you soon
Big love
AJ 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing One Little House! …and thanks also for the reminder because I have a kids’ board book somewhere that I started to alter and then forgot all about it when I got distracted by another project; I’m going to hunt it out. Your mandala pages are beautiful. xox
Medicine Wheels, these are wonderful you should be teaching classes Janette !!!
Beautiful Mandalas!!! Interested in learning more out One Little House– Thanks for sharing…. 🙂
Your mandalas are lovely, I did mandalas too on Dion Dior`s workshop last year and I love it, it is so peaceful to do!
Lovely mandalas – I am inspired! 🙂
I love your mandalas. I admire anyone who has the patience to do that much intricate doodling.
Hugs, Mary