Anybody in the mood for art that inspires the heart?
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When I search for “art that inspires the heart,” I find this,
… this,
… and this:
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Thanks to all who artfully inspire my heart, including YOU!
Day 4048: Art that inspires the heart
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18 Comments
Thanks to you too Anne! Great inspiring post!
Thanks for the inspiration, Carol Anne!
When it comes to words, there is always Mary Oliver. But I am also a big fan of poems like The Wasteland, and lately of prose by Kim Stanley Robinson, who in a novel I’m reading now has just coined the word Jarndycization. And because I read Dickens, I know what that means and was suitably delighted. That’s inspiring!
Your thoughts are inspiring, Barbara.
I’m inspired by objects that are very colorful.
Me too!
art is at the heart of heart
It is! Thanks for your art and your heart, beth.
I think my favorite art, and the one that has an immediate effect, is music. But I love art in all forms. Creativity always inspires me and in these “dry and trying” times, we need more art. Joan knows this is true!
Your heart inspires me, my friend.
I saw a photo of a wall on a cliff with a single empty window that looked out over the ocean. Someone drew an arrow pointing to the window and wrote “Free Rothko!” It was funny but I also find Rothko’s paintings hauntingly beautiful and it was a nice tribute.
Thanks for the comment, my inspiring friend.
To polish up an old phrase, Ann, I know inspiring art when I see it.
I’m always glad to see you, my inspiring friend.
One of your quotes is, “We can always start again.” I am feeling the pluses and minuses of that today as I undertake an expensive and major bathroom restoration project that we did once before. One tip: always make sure that the toilet flange is installed at the right height!
I think you know all about bathroom restorations! And starting again. I hope that you are enjoying your beautiful new bathroom. And I’ve always wondered how you resolved your window covering issue.
Your art of caring communication always inspires my heart, Maureen.
Art in many forms inspires me…. especially music. I love YoYo’s cello. I often ask “Alexa” to shuffle music by him and have it playing in the background as I go about my daily chores. Recently the artistic talent of photographer Tim Irwin inspired me to buy his book featuring photos of wildlife. The culinary talent of the chef at Nova’s in Bozeman, MT inspired me to stop for her eggs benedict yesterday. Yum!
Thanks for this inspiring comment, Jan!