Showing posts with label helping the needy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label helping the needy. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

The newest of the new

For many reasons, being a mother is one of them, I can't keep up with this blog. But I figured you might want to see the latest paintings.

Move Forward
24x48 
$450

Cavallo
24x48
$450

A Gentle Dancer
36x48
$500


Live to the Fullest
24x36
$375


Brigit, the Celtic Fire Goddess
24x36
$400


Knowing
24x36
$400


Worlds Without End
24x36
$375




If you're interested in purchasing my art please email me at qrissyw@yahoo.com. Be sure you type a Q and not a G in my email address. Many people get it incorrect. All proceeds of sales goes to help families in need, so I thank you for any purchases!
Thanks for stopping by!


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Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Look Up Child

Most often I listen to music as I paint. Sometimes I listen to podcasts and sometimes I like silence so I might ponder. Painting gives me time to connect to heaven and keep my anxiety in check. I often wonder as I paint certain paintings if someone would purchase the painting and the reasons why. What draws them to the painting and what does it mean to them?
This painting began when I listened to the song, Look Up Child by Lauren Daigle. If you haven't heard the song, look her up! Over the last couple years her songs and her voice have become my go to music when I'm needing my thoughts to stay on heavenly things. As I listened to this song the image of a child throwing back their arms, reaching to God, and opening their hearts for truths to be taught. The light (which is colorful) is pouring down upon the child with great abundance. That is how I want to be. I want to be like a child; meek, teachable, believing, and open to truths of all kinds. That is how we are asked to be.

24x30 Look Up Child     $375

As always, thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a great day filled with light!

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Some of my favorites...

I love these next few paintings. So much so I think I'll cry when I have to say goodbye to them.
This first one was the first I tried by combining your typical brush acrylic painting with an acrylic pour painting technique. Once I found how fun it was my mind went one hundred miles an hour with ideas. I've still got plenty, but I can't keep up!
When I painted "Old Man" I kept singing "Old Man" by Neil Young. I'm singing it now. :)

11x14 "Old Man"

This one makes me laugh because I can't help but think of the selfies girls take of them when they wake up, fix their hair and makeup then take the pic with the caption, "I just woke up like this!" 
This young lady didn't have such luck with her hair!

16x20 "I Just Woke Up Like This"


The idea of Mother Earth parading around in human form has always been racing around in my imagination. I wonder at times what she might say to those who live upon her. Probably not very nice things. This version of Mother Earth wears a robe of oceans upon her shoulders which crashes upon her hair of earth and elements. I love this one!

24x36 "Mother Earth"

How many people out there would love to have color pour down upon them?
No?
Just me?
Well, this is what it might look like...

24x30 "Rain Down On Me"

That's it for today! I hope you all have enjoyed seeing my art and please post a comment and share with your friends!
Take care!
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Friday, October 5, 2018

This painting is inspired by symbolism of colors and who and what they represent. This is called Adam and Eve. It is 11x14 on canvas and painted with professional acrylic paint.


I'd love to say more about these first paintings I will be posting, but I don't have the time at the moment to write more about all of them. If you're interested in knowing more, please message me. :) Pin It

Thursday, October 4, 2018

New beginnings that scares me silly!

It is time to reawaken this old blog. It is time to get my butt in gear and begin something new and get outside of my comfort zone.
I've put this blog on hold due to the fact that I was needing to focus more on my kids (I began home schooling) and the to tell the truth... and this is sad to say...
I lost my mojo.
My creative mojo took a hike and got lost for over two years. Drawing didn't (and still sort of doesn't) do it for me anymore. I needed something to get the creative juices sweet again.
So here I am now. I've begun a new style of artwork that has brought me back to life! I've been spending a good majority of my afternoons in my workroom painting this new technique and have collected quite a house load of canvases around my home.



I've looked over my creations and decided I needed to share them with others. So this is where my comfort zone explodes and my bubble is popped. Putting my artwork out there for people to see is hard. People can be harsh critics. The worry that only a few friends and my aunts could be the only ones to like and share is real and scary. I'm terrified this won't work! I'm terrified the same 10 people that have liked it on Instagram will be my only support. And the reason I'm so scared is because I'm not doing this to get noticed!

I'm doing this for other people. People in need. People who've been unlucky in health and work.

I desire to help others so much it causes me anxiety. To see someone in need and I don't have enough to give causes me misery.

So this is where I'm beginning. I'm starting an Etsy account (I hope I'm doing it right) and all proceeds of my sales will go toward people of my choosing whom I've identified are in need. I debated letting anyone know why I was selling my art because I hate others knowing that I'm serving because I feel as though I'm tooting my own horn. Horn tooting isn't me. I also am afraid that people will want something for nothing, and nothing, or almost nothing, isn't going to spread very far. I want to share more than 20 bucks! And truth be told 20 bucks on a painting doesn't cover the cost of materials.

This is how things are going to roll here in this old outdated blog. I'm going to start posting some of my artwork from time to time. I might throw in some short videos of me, myself and I doing some of my paintings. And maybe down the road I will start selling some of the fairies I've made. Maybe... Perhaps... Okay, so I'll tell you a little bit about myself that has to do with possibly selling my fairies. I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to my creative side. Only my creative side, and one look at my messy house you'll know that doesn't extend beyond my creative side. When it comes to molding and making my fairies they have to be absolutely perfect or they don't leave my house. My fairies, according to everyone else who's seen them, are absolutely adorable and perfect. But there's always something I don't like about anything I create. It's true what they say; We are our harshest critics.

If you've read my post this far, I thank you, and I hope you can help me help others by sharing what I'm doing with others. I hate sounding desperate, but I am desperate to help my friends in need. So please share! And when I get more going, share that too! Share everywhere!

I love you all and thanks for reading! :) Now go have a nap!

Christine Walter








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