Meet Katie Powell
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Lunar Moondae is art + emotion + journaling. It isn't about making images to sell, and maybe the world will never see them. It is also about working with lunar energy, a process I have lived with for 25 years, working with the waxing and waning, building and letting go of energies! Prompts to get you thinkjing when you are stuck, and a place to share on FB that is a closed place. I am Kate Powell, and you can see more of my writing about my art processes and sketches on my blog, http://dkatiepowellart.me-
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Katie Powell has other blogs:
http://dkatiepowellart.me is where I blog about my art and art related things; http://zenkatwrites.com is where I write on topics interesting to me; http://katwritesfood.wordpress.com is my foodie blog; and I am a conservator, and write (with my husband/partner) at http://mpfconservation.me
Tag Archives: Gaia
Process: Moon and Gaia
I know, know, I already posted “Gaia Watches the Moon Pull Her Fertile Belly,” but I have more to say about her, because she’s been driving me crazy. This is all about process. Gaia + Moon + Sun came to … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaia, moon, sketch, sun
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Making Art in the First Turning
Designing the class, I had to start with the images. La Bella Luna. . . The images inspire me to the next step, and the writing is coming. Inky Indanthrone, night sky so deep you can fall into the color. … Continue reading
Moon and Gaia
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 … Continue reading
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