Shadowscapes

Stephanie Pui-Mun Law is an interesting artist. She does what I call shamanic art. Its soft and dreamy. I enjoy that aspect of art. I frequently use my art as a focus for meditation, so I enjoy art that lends itself to this in particular.

Here is one I particularly like:

Here is the caption that attends this image called Spine of the Dragonmount:

They slumber beneath the lands, beneath the rolling hills of the highlands, the burnt sands of the deserts, and the coiled mountain peaks. They’ve slept for ages. Between one blink of their eye and the next, Empires have risen and fallen, and when they shudder in the depths of a dream, the towers and cities that have sprung up along their spines quiver with the fantastic fragility of the short-lived ones.

A dragon curled
Alone, sitting in the sea
Covered by the dust of ages
Awaiting its turn

Neck stretching towards the sky
Jaw slack to realease the anger
That will erupt into
A fit of fiery power

Underneath breezy greenery
That beckons to few passerbys
Only blackened hide of rock
Gives proof to the fury within

Perched alone
Yet surrounded
Awaiting the time
To prove to the world

I am
–poem by Sfeir

The Flamenco Dancer

Prince of Light…the archangel Uriel, guardian to the gates of the Garden of Eden

Chaos Theory

The Embrace…The Paladin

Portal

A Pen and Ink called Trinuviel

This last one reminds me of a shamanic teaching story I once wrote called Blessing Way.