Red was the color of today, I completed the 4th chakra painting (I am still not sure if I will use the turquoise painting, "Vishuddha", because I don't want the owl to be a distraction and may do another version for the series).
The root chakra known as Muladhara, symbolizes our ability to ground ourselves to the physical world.
The root chakra known as Muladhara, symbolizes our ability to ground ourselves to the physical world.
"Muladhara", root chakra, 22" x 30" watercolor
other chakra paintings to date -
Swadhisthana, sacral chakra
Vishuddha, throat chakra
Sahasrara, crown chakra
I think they are all gorgeous but must confess that the turquoise is probably my favorite. The one right above it runs a darned close second though. I think they are beautiful, Robin.
ReplyDeleteSherry, I am doing these particular paintings as a kind of therapy for myself, it will be a bonus if others find the beauty in the work. It's interesting for me to hear the painting you feel the most connected to is the one I find least similar to the rest of the series, hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteComing out so well.. very useful for chakra meditation.. I am sure you will feel the total therapeutic value after you complete all the 7.
ReplyDeleteWorking on this series and focusing on meditations could not have come at a better time for me, padmaja. When I have the time to paint it makes the meditation more valuable because the chaos in other aspects of my life.
ReplyDeleteLovely series Robin. I like looking into all the different layers to see what I find.
ReplyDeletethanks, Deborah. It's been a stress release, which is why I think this series may be mostly therapeutic!
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