Tag Archives: emotions

Fabulous Opportunities

Posted on December 14, 2010 by CarolWiebe

I have been afforded some fabulous teaching opportunities, and hope that some of you will join me. I have a great passion for teaching, and have experienced over and over the tremendous expansion in creative energy that takes place when … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Processes & Techniques, Creativiity, Workshop info | Tagged art book, Carol Wiebe, celebration, emotions, opportunities, passion, Quilting By the Lake 2, Southampton Art School, workshops | 8 Comments

Dreaming Up a New Reality

Posted on October 29, 2010 by CarolWiebe

Listening for the promptings of spirit, and seeking to follow them, has been my way of life for decades. In fact, I have clear memories of experiencing a sense of “the Other” as a young child. Therefore, my attention was … Continue reading →

Posted in Artists, Creativiity, Inspiration, Life Strategies, Spiritual | Tagged Art and Meaning Project, Art Of This World, Art of Transformation, beliefs about money, Carol Wiebe, catalyst, creativity, Divine Mystery, emotions, emulate, energetic field, energy, glimpses, God’s face, healing, inner work, Intuition, Katherine Treffinger, link spiritual and artistic, longing, Mary Anne Wakeley, meditation, mentors, other realities, Our Living Dream, painting process, perception, profound, proof is in the painting, reflection, role models, silent saboteurs, Silverspring Studio, spiritual awakening, the ineffable, the Mystery, touchstone, Treffinger Daily, unique voice | 8 Comments

Painting Instead of Wallowing

Posted on February 9, 2010 by CarolWiebe

I am an emotional painter. I don’t mean that I weep and wring my hands as I paint or tremble with angst. I am more of a joy seeker, a happiness hound, a deep C diver (C for consciousness). So … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Processes & Techniques, Carol's Art, Inspiration | Tagged Amen, analytical, consciousness, crazy artist, deep C diver, deep meaning diver, delicious, Directions, emotions, happiness hound, inner voice, inner work, more alive, mystical, nuances, wallowing, zone | 6 Comments

Paramour

Posted on November 26, 2009 by CarolWiebe

You know that feeling of being so full of emotions that you are going to burst if you don’t give it an outlet? It’s being close to tears and laughter at the same time. It’s having an elevated sense of … Continue reading →

Posted in Carol's Art, Carol's poetry | Tagged Arrival, emotions, energy, hunger, insight, Inspiration, Mixed Media Painting, paramour, third eye | 6 Comments

Sometimes Love Hurts

Posted on November 3, 2009 by CarolWiebe

Sometimes, love hurts. We might even question if exposing ourselves to love is worth the potential pain. But love is not just a surface emotion: it embodies a wide spectrum of feelings. So wide, that poets, writers, artists, saviours, politicians, advertisers … Continue reading →

Posted in Carol's Art | Tagged barriers, challenges, design papers, emotions, expose, gift, god, infinite, love, pain, potential, Rumi | 3 Comments

iPhone Users Start a ‘Paint Anywhere Without Paint’ Revolution: PAWP

Posted on July 17, 2009 by CarolWiebe

Texting has come a LONG way. In fact, it has morphed into painting. With your iPhone and an application called Brushes, you can let your fingers do the painting. Brushes Viewer, a free application, “allows you to replay your Brushes … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Processes & Techniques, Artists, Computer, Inspiration, Videos | Tagged ABC television, art director, Brushes, Brushes application, Brushes Mobile Painting, Brushes Viewer, Carol Wiebe, Computer applications, Computer Programs, emotions, iPhone, Jorge Columbo, Laurie Skantzos, Michael Jackson, paint with emotion, paint with your hands, Stefan Kardos, The New Yorker, The New Yorker Magazine, Wall-e, Walt Disney | 6 Comments

My Color Bookshelf 2

Posted on February 11, 2009 by CarolWiebe

I have four books by Joen Wolfrom. This woman is nothing short of amazing. When she senses a lack in her knowledge of something, she completely immerses herself in the subject. She goes after information with the tenacity of a … Continue reading →