The journey of the seed Vedic Art

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Lots of inspiration and knowledge waiting to be shared

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Georgia O’Keeffe on How to Be an Artist “Great artists don’t just happen,” Georgia O’Keeffe once said. “They have to be trained, and in the hard school of experience.”

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After a very long break, I'm back
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A drop of inspiration

Let's never limit ourselves
Maybe today we will find the courage to start something new, come back to something we loved or we never have time to explore but we always wanted and dream about it.

One very important thing- be prepared for the opinions of others, critic, prise and especially your inner critic.
I started sharing my work a while ago and till now I'm questioning.
I keep asking myself what my drawing represents, does it need to represent anything if I allow my soul to express it freely? I ask many questions and very often I find the answer and the creative process and contemplation are part of it.

I drow my own way and my goal are not to become a painter or artist but inspire other people and souls to breakthrough.
I find out that the more I create the more happy and calm I'm feeling afterward, and I love to be in the creative process without seeking anything at all.

If someone points things like you: you waste your time, you are silly,
you are too old, you are too weak, you don't have enough space, money, etc...
Really?

It's good not to expect, just trust the process and find joy in doing it, and very often we need to start somewhere, very often from nothing.

You don't need to be famous at all but you might find fulfillment in your heart, soul, mind.

Today I would like to introduce you to Grandma Moses that start painting and her carer as a painter at the age of 78.

Once she shared:
‘’I would get an inspiration and start painting; then I'll forget everything, everything except how things used to be and how to paint it so people will know how we used to live."

Each of us feels a different purpose but never is too late.
https://www.wikiart.org/en/grandma-moses

I would love to see your creation
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Iza

Grandma Moses - 38 artworks - painting Grandma Moses lived in the XIX – XX cent., a remarkable figure of American Naïve Art (Primitivism). Find more works of this artist at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

Who is missing the painting?

Reflection
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An artist and one of their defining works

Frantisek Kupka L’eau (La Baigneuse) Water (The Bather)

“When we try to remember a dream… often we only retain a skeleton of the dream images… a vague grid, through which fragmented forms emerge and disappear as quickly as they came.

The projection of a form on the surface of the canvas is in fact merely the limiting of one surface in the relationship to the surrounding surfaces.

The better painter one is, the better one binds the two.’’

Kupka’s notebooks. You can see the impressionist, almost pointillist influences in this 1907 oil on canvas. Like in impressionism and pointillism, Kupka’s brush strokes are evident and serve as the principal framework for the composition.

Throughout the painting there is minimal blending and in parts the painting almost looks unfinished.

At the same time all key compositional elements appear soft and fluid, despite their material differences.

Influenced by Sigmund Freud's revolutionary theories Kupka imbued many of his paintings with direct references to Freud's psychoanalytic concepts.

In this painting everything, including rocks, water and the featureless n**e female are actually metaphors for something else. Kupka would go on to transform his visual narratives into complete abstraction and by 1911 his compositions would feature signature palettes – strong saturated pinks, grays, purples, reds and whites making up a circular, vortex-like composition.

Kupka was born in eastern Bohemia and educated in Prague and Vienna, where he took an interest in the trends of the day – nudism, vegetarianism and the occult (he was even a practicing medium).

When you can touch the shapes of the colors....
Yes, colors have shapes and vibration, feelings, emotions and they help us to express who we are...

If colors could speak what they will tell us?
They do communicate with us in their own unique ways.

Actually, I never saw the same shade of the color each time is different like us.
We can learn so much from playing with colors, shapes, textures.

I love to watch movies that I can feel and follow with my heart and eyes...
Just perfect for winter and Vedic Art lovers some inspiration.

Of course, highly recommend

Renoir (2013) Official Trailer In his twilight years, Pierre-Auguste Renoir is tormented by the loss of his wife, the pains of arthritic old age and the terrible news that his son Jean has...