The dandelion clocks revive the dark ground and enable me to hear the music of my Butterfly in the Plaster again. That picture awakes my memory and thus fills the heart with the gratitude to Peter Shepherd, who patronized me then - helped me to make my first steps on the web and thus opened a door to me - named the dreams of the sick for the images created by Lithuanian artist Tomas Karkalas.I love to sign as The Butterfly in the Plaster because that phrase imports much more than just one of my nicknames. It has the meaning of the keyword to my meditation in color and interprets my artworks well. I hope so, but see for yourself and have a good time.
Till meeting on the page of comments.
10 comments:
It's beautiful Tomas and the meaning even more beautiful.
Have a terrific day and weekend. :)
A true inspirational piece.
hi Tomas
your blogs are now listed at TAD
Please consider sending me an image and bio when you have time ..
a link back would be appreciated too
thank you
cheers Kim
Best wishes in art and life! You inspire with your story and your creativity!
I really enjoyed looking at the pictures but what I enjoyed more was your interpretation of it. Great art.
You have proved that it isn't just the pictures that count, but the thought and words behind them.
Thanks for your comment on my blog - I've put you on my blog roll.
What beautiful images! Thank you for brightening my day :D
That is a very beautiful picture =)
Thank you for your nice comment! It makes me shine =)
Bye bye,
Marieke
Fascinating, and so beautiful I love looking and the warm feelsing it gives your mind.
My best,
Dorothy from grammology
grammology.com
I lvoe the wya you express your art in such a poetic way..it brings out my creative spirit again too, thanks and God bless.
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