Posts Tagged "art"

The Grass Root Student

I’d like to introduce you to a friend of mine, she is a wonderfully talented artist–both on and off the canvas!  I first encountered Kristy as an incredibly gifted and inspiring spoken word artist at one of the Open Mics I attend in East Los Angeles.  Since our first meeting, I’ve come to know and [...]


Self Portrait

fearfully and wonderfully made am I constructed of the mediums of Creation golden rays of sun braided for hair a splash of storm blue ocean for eyes red rose-petal silk for lips soft velvet peach for skin form shaped out of the earth’s clay: fertile and barren all at once veins woven therein and poured [...]


On Why I Keep Going Back

I am totally, 100%, a bonifide Tia Chucha’s groupie.  If the place had a fan club, I’d run for president; I’d flood the inbox with gushing fan mail; I’d moon about it on my social network status–oh wait, I already do that one.  Well anyway, you get the idea, I just love the place. Why [...]


Tribute to an Awesome Artist

Quite a few months ago, I happened upon a new artist as I was reading a friend’s blog.  In one blog,about the discipline of daily availing herself to beautiful things, she included links of various artist’s work including drawings, photography, and paintings.  Among these artists I encountered the sensual line drawings of Kyle T. Webster author and [...]


Thoughts from the deep of the night

“In numbing the agony, we lose art; out of our pain, comes poetry.” I woke up at some point in the night, or early morning, with this rather profound thought weighing on my mind. I’ve been pondering on it all day. I have quite a few things to say about this thought but they’re not [...]


It’s what you can’t see…

Hope is the canvas upon which my life is painted the meter around which my life is written the staff upon which my life is composed the dream around which my life is realized the recipe from which my life is created the rhythm to which my life is danced the rock upon which my [...]