Here is another of the oil pastel drawings I made in August of 2001.
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02/08/2009
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Thank You!
All these beautiful thoughtful and careful images touch me but this and the bird above tear right through my heart with the shaft of sacred knowledge! Thank you for your friendship which is the expression of our Sistering, a sensibility of soul. Omitakuyé Oyasin! :)
Posted by: Victoire | 14/06/2010 at 13:12
Dear Victoire,
Omitakuyé Oyasin!
Yes, we are all related! and I am so happy to have met another sister through our friendship. I am touched that you visited "Zhenneland" and by your beautiful and meaningful words. Both of these drawings come from a deep inner space about reverence for Life and the steadfast endurance of Love. May we all walk in Beauty. Thank you.
Posted by: zhenne wood | 14/06/2010 at 17:08