I made two studies of Moon and Gaia today; oddly, I thought the one needed so much more work then ended up liking her best. I saved the second one by making her mossy green; now I like them both. I will be painting her bigger . . .
Making moons, but liked the goddess and thought she needed to be seen today, on Paint Party Friday.
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Images courtesy DKatiePowellArt.
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Your moon goddess paintings are very nice. I like them both.
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Thank you Nicole!
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Reblogged this on D.Katie Powell Art and commented:
I am getting ready to teach and exciting class, and here is a hint. The Earth Watching the Moon Pull at her Belly. Follow Lunar Moondae for announcements!
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Sounds interesting and your lunar goddesses have luscious red hair .
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It is going to be a great class!
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We had the most spectacular “goddess” bronze statue outdoors at my office (a historic renovated school building). She gave me a moment of peace and power every morning on my way into a challenging environment. I still think of her even though I’ve been gone from there for years.
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Do you have a picture of her? I have so many great images of goddesses.
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No! And she got stolen and recovered at one point. Now I think I need to go back and see if she’s still there!
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Stealing the Goddess. . . name for a good book.
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🙂
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Both are beautiful!
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Thanks Jeffy. I enjoyed the images on your blog — I apologize, I can’t read French!
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