Sometimes pieces come together easily. This is not one of those pieces. Thank goodness my desk chair is soft or I would have one sore back end. I sat at the desk for what seemed like hours touching and re-touching until finally I had to let it go.
by F. Magdalene
(Detail) I could find 100 flaws in this picture and it would never hit the net. I put it up anyway because of what’s right with it. The point of the picture was to show the wild but beautiful side of life. Her hair is caught in a gust of wind. Her body is twisted in movement. She’s flawed but unmistakably proud.
Art by F. Magdalene
Is she faceless or do you know of a beauty that shines with dignity and honor and does not depend upon others for a reflection of self?
These two images resemble one another in more ways than one. The main resemblance is that the women look directly forward, towards the viewer allowing the reflection of the viewer’s own beauty. Allow yourself to see the truly beautiful you.
Title: Faceless Beauty
By: F. Magdalene/Austin
May 7th, 2007
We may have scars from the past, imperfections easily seen by the world or private shames that make us feel ugly inside. We may be short, fat, tall or lean, but what we all have in common is the need for validation, connection and freedom to grow. Images with no discernible features will allow beauty to change with circumstances. But every faceless beauty that appears on Broken Pieces will look forward, directly forward with pride and fearless anticipation of the blessings to come.
Lady In The Trees seen to the left can be found in the gallery with other art pieces for sale.
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Fine art by F. Magdalene
Lady In The Trees
Title: Lady In The Trees
Media: Graphic art, chalk
Primary colors: Green, peach, Asian flare,
Accents: tan, red
and PayPal
Art by Austin
Title: Lady In Red
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