Tag Archives: Mary Oliver

Acrobats in the Freezing Wind

Posted on October 17, 2010 by CarolWiebe

I have gone again and again to this post about feathers, on Art Propelled. Robyn Gordon has such a magnificent eye, from my perspective. I am in love with how she chooses a theme, then finds different artists’ works to … Continue reading →

Posted in Artists, Creativiity, Inspiration, Poetry, Spiritual | Tagged Art Propelled, Broken Angels, Eden, feathers, improbable beautiful and afraid of nothing, Mary Oliver, painting, poetry, Removing the Snake From Eden, Robyn Gordon, snake, wings | 4 Comments

Such Wild Love

Posted on October 10, 2008 by CarolWiebe

Mary Oliver, in her inimitable way, admits to emotions of wild love towards the sun: and have you ever felt for anything such wild love– do you think there is anywhere, in any language, a word billowing enough for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Carol's Art, Inspiration, Photoshop Elements | Tagged cracks, fall leaves, glorious, Inspiration, Mary Oliver, pleasure, Sun, textures, triangle, Wild love | 2 Comments

Wowee, Zowee: More Paper Quilts!

Posted on August 18, 2008 by CarolWiebe

I might have mentioned previously that paper quilting is quite addictive. When Kelli Nina Perkins first caught the bug, she said, “I couldn’t stop making these crazy things! ” If you had the results Kelli has, why would you stop? … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Processes & Techniques, Artists, Paper arts | Tagged Art and Soul, Cathee, Following the sun, Jane LaFazio, Kelli Nina Perkins, Lucie Summers, LuSummers, Mary Oliver, monoprints, Out of hand, Paper quilt, Peggy Pirrojane, PS Pirro, Tulipomania | 2 Comments

My sister is coming to PLAY!

Posted on July 15, 2008 by CarolWiebe

Kids don’t just go over to each others’ houses anymore; they have a play-date. Well, this Friday, my sister is coming over to begin our marathon art play-date. Being some 2500+ miles apart, this does not happen very often. So, … Continue reading →