Encounter With A Ghost – A Poem
P.S: This poem is now also a part of my published paperback book – A Word With Wilderness: Poems Inspired by American Nature. Poem & Image Copyrights © 2016 Gyaneshwari Dave
On The Forest Trail – A Quilted Landscape!
This one started with these cute little dolls! I bought them from a Mexican Exhibition in San Antonio, TX. They are made by poor folk artists based in Guatemala. I decided to make a quilted landscape/ fabric stitched collage and … Continued
The Girl on the Moon – Beautifying a Wooden Box
She loves you to the moon and back! It was months since I painted last – the decorative Wooden letters set of “G” & “K”. Then a need arose of a little box to put a tiny gift for someone … Continued
The Magic Of Hydrangeas, Nature’s Litmus Papers
I have a soft spot for the understated, unassuming elegance of wildflowers, as against those seen in urban gardens – grown in a sophisticated, orderly fashion and groomed to perfection. However, this summer, a bunch of garden flowers caught my … Continued
The Giant Sequoia Tree! – A Poem
P.S: This poem is now also a part of my published paperback book – A Word With Wilderness: Poems Inspired by American Nature. Poem Copyrights © 2015 Gyaneshwari Dave Feature image: RODNAE Productions on Pexels
“The Proposal” – Wooden Letters Painting
After painting this wooden “I”, I got more greedy about enjoying the calmness of painting on wooden surface, and so I decided to create this couple of “G” & “K” with the theme of folk birds in love… :) Here … Continued
Unbroken Wings – A Poem
P.S: This poem is now also a part of my published paperback book – A Word With Wilderness: Poems Inspired by American Nature. Poem & Image Copyrights © 2015 Gyaneshwari Dave
Happy “I” – Wooden Letter Painting
Have you ever imagined an “I” who is in a totally blissful state? I did, and thus happened this wooden letter painting job! :) Scroll down to look at the making pictures… Images & Art ©2015 Gyaneshwari Dave
Conversations in Emoji-land – Why Emojis Matter After all?
Recently, I had to convey someone who was just about to go off the network, just how much, how so very much, happy, I was. In my mind, I had a lot of words to describe my happiness, but I … Continued