The "Lusty Month of May " is over but the season of the blossoming 'Camelot" has just begun. Today, while wandering through my garden, I realize the many gifts of nature that I've taken for granted and am inspired to give thanks by creating.In a way, this little Blossom Fairy is just one of the many ways inwhich a creative soul can give back to Mother Earth's generosity.
I am humbled at this time, as I leave Japan and return home to Canada for awhile. I will miss my modest little garden and the many unassuming, fragrant blooms that have greeted me with a smile.
I am humbled at this time, as I leave Japan and return home to Canada for awhile. I will miss my modest little garden and the many unassuming, fragrant blooms that have greeted me with a smile.
Ever time I see flowers, I feel happy and often relate to that good old seventies term, "Flower Power". Nature just seems to work in harmony with our creative being . It's quite possible that our creative consciouness does not create itself , but rather is influenced unconciously, by spontaneous ideas and sudden flashes of nature. Artistically, we record our feelings on paper and call it art. I like the idea that nature and creativity become one energy of expression.
"Fairy Blossom" (above) is my creative outpouring of the Cherry Blossom season here in Japan. The season is just too beautiful for words , so as an artist, I do try to recreate the ethereal flora of the environment.
Japan's indigenous religion," Shinto" has taught me 'ZaaArt" of 'great love and reverence for nature". The 'Kami" or balance and harmony are enrichening gifts that I carry in my heart across the ocean for the summer months.
