Arches, Light, and Dark by Cheryl Johnson

Arches, Light, and Dark by Cheryl JohnsonArtist: Cheryl JohnsonTitle: Arches, Light, and DarkMaterial: Ink on PaperAbout the artwork: "There was always more in the world than man could see, walked they ever so slowly; they will see it no better for going fast." John Ruskin. I'm trying to see things better, and more slowly. Taking out pen and paper, instead of a camera, helps with that. So does walking among the rock formations in southern Utah: Everywhere you turn you see millions of years.

Artist: David Habben

Material: Colored Pencil

It was easy to pass him off into someone else's care

This also allowed me to add a series of rings to the back so he could be displayed in any orientation…which also reflects cats’ flexibility of shape

Material: Oil on Panel

Elder Holland has said

the Ardhapataka mudra is a hand gesture to ward off and overcome obstacles or nuisances in a person’s life

This here is the moment of gorgeous and elaborate chaos that precedes exiting stage

Her work has been exhibited

It’s a gesture symbolizing the freeing of oneself from challenges and is often used in Buddhist sculpture and icons

​​Tres Higos is a reminder to me of the fig tree we had in our back yard when I lived in Santiago

If you could be anyone for a night