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Walk In The Garden

I will walk in your garden

I will oversee its prosperity

I will sing the sunflower’s lullaby

Painting details: Two large sunflowers, blue swirls of life at the heart of the flowers. There’s a red headed angel in a long blue robe standing as overseer of the garden.

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Title: Walk In The Garden
Art by F. Magdalene

PTSD

PTSDIf it had a face what would it look like? If it were a colour, what colour would it be? Would it be bright or dull, vivid or muted?

Here is a bit about this painting and a little about how Post Traumatic Stress Disorder affects me.

The eyes show me looking out from a chaotic landscape. In the landscape are bright, vivid colors which expresses how raw my nerves are and how sensitive they are to stimulation around me. With Post Traumatic Stress Disorder I see every movement and hear every sound.

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Above The Sunflower So High

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A young woman with sunflower leaf angel wings balances her self on top of a sunflower as she reaches towards the heaven to receive her inner flame.

This is second to the painting I Will Shine. All three versions can be seen at that link.

So what did I Will Shine look like before it became I Will Shine and before it had a second version? It looked like this. This one is my favorite of them all.

Africa Shines

Depending on my mood my paintings can take a drastic change from very earthy colours to bright and vivid then flair with colours from the sea and sky.

Thank you for visiting,
F. Magdalene

Princess In The Field

Princess In The Field

The Princess dances with her sunflower headdress.

Pleasant Petals

Pleasant and Pleasant Petals

Pleasant Pleasant Petals

This is a revised piece of a still life called June Pots. The second version is simply called Pleasant, the third pictured above is Pleasant Petals.

left bottom Pots Right top

Click the thumbnails for a close up view. See Redbubble and the Sundrip galleries for prints.

F. Magdalene