Blue Moon Fire Spiral (The Fire Snake), watercolor pencil on distressed paper with burned edges, 17″ x 13 1/8″ ©2018 Amy Funderburk, All Rights Reserved. First work in The Meditative Labyrinth Elemental Suite Blue Moon […]
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Category Archives: Meditation and yoga
New Work: How Does an Artist Know When a Piece is Finished?
Blue Moon Fire Spiral. A question that artists hear a lot is, “How do you know when you are finished with a piece?” My college painting professor had the best answer: “When he or she […]
Ready, Set…Go! Rabbit Races Turtle
Which painting should I print next as a greeting card??Cast your vote today in the Comments section below. Turtle took the leg on the 24 hour #RabbitRacesTurtle Twitter poll, but I am accepting votes here […]
Your Best New Year’s Resolution: Sing Like a Bird
First edition originally published January 3, 2015 The start of January naturally symbolizes new beginnings to most people as they take down last year’s calendar and pin up a fresh one, but the New Year’s […]
Setting Your Intention
First edition originally published July 14, 2014 At the beginning of yoga class, an instructor might suggest that we set a positive intention for our practice — perhaps to release something, or to create further […]
“A Relaxed Mind is a Creative Mind”
First edition originally published May 21, 2014 A relaxed mind is a creative mind.?1? That quote is on both my home studio door and on the inspiration board?at my downtown studio. It comes from the […]
Seeking “whelment”
First edition originally published April 8, 2014 As my husband once cleverly pointed out, people never talk about feeling “whelmed.” They only go on about being overwhelmed. At very busy periods like we’ve been recently […]
What is your word?
First edition originally published March 18, 2014 One night at the beginning of Restorative Yoga class, the instructor suggested we select a word to mentally repeat on our inhale, and another for our exhale. I […]
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