“It’s so strange how life works: You want something and you wait and wait and feel like it’s taking forever to come. Then it happens and it’s over and all…
Author: <span>Karen Divine</span>
Pain, insidious, permeating, relentless and subsumable. I tried to put a solid grounding on her, making it a real portrait, finished, complete and easily read but the reality is the situation…
I believe imagery is the language of the soul, and when it’s allowed to flow from your intuition, it will reveal profound insights. It taps into a deep spiritual truth.…
Pushing through the app Leonardo on the iPhone and learning it’s nuances, I’ve continued my Rooster Man and Circus Woman Series. With over 20 layers, flattening and beginning again, this…
Still following Diebenkorn’s suggestion of “attempt what is not certain. Certainty may or may not come later. It may then be a valuable delusion“. Perhaps this should be more “cleaned…
I’m engulled in chaos. It’s rather fun, I must admit. I teach this. I look for it in students work. We must go off the edge in order to discover…
I took on the assignment of creating imagery for a children’s book. It’s not my normal way of creating work, using words and ideas of someone else. Although…
“It would be hard for me to imagine a more perfect introduction to India. Karen’s amazing gifts as an instructor balanced flawlessly with the rhythm of India.” Pamela Viola…
The foreground had to go, it was just too ordinary and predictable and…certain. Nothing I had created in the scene was working. Characters came and left so I stepped up…