Yes, we sure can glow. This statement reveals you as a positive person who generously shares this good energy.
I know the pink is a happy colour – rose tinted glasses, and there are no boiling bubbles on the water.
Yet, I had an epic dream many years ago, where the lake was so polluted, it boiled over the edges onto earth. The water was pink first, then red… boiling hot red. It was a dream about punishment, and the difficulty – yet ultimate possibility of redemption.
Good point, Cheyenne.
I do read titles after looking at the art. Perhaps this is why.
Also, street art never has titles. I adore street art… fine art imo.
Cheyenne Paints 
An art work you made yourself…??
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Yes.
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Beautiful, Cheyenne, with an air of secret and a sense of mystery.
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Thank you, Ellen.
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Rolling in deep pink perfection.
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Ah, thanks, Timothy.
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I love the art…
What if i give you a picture of me, you make a paint for me…?
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Thank you, I don’t paint portraits.
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Luminous daring. Lovely!
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Thank you!
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Love it. The sky feels/is darkening while the water cannot reflect the sky.. why?
Perhaps the pink is a nice way of saying… I am polluted?
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Interesting interpretation, Resa. What comes to me that whatever the sky is doing we can still glow from within at the heart level.
Thanks for inspiring me to think verbally about the scene, Resa. Yes!
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Yes, we sure can glow. This statement reveals you as a positive person who generously shares this good energy.
I know the pink is a happy colour – rose tinted glasses, and there are no boiling bubbles on the water.
Yet, I had an epic dream many years ago, where the lake was so polluted, it boiled over the edges onto earth. The water was pink first, then red… boiling hot red. It was a dream about punishment, and the difficulty – yet ultimate possibility of redemption.
Your painting evoked this. Art is power!
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Amazing what triggers us, Resa. Could be why some works are Untitled to allow each viewer’s subjective experience.
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Good point, Cheyenne.
I do read titles after looking at the art. Perhaps this is why.
Also, street art never has titles. I adore street art… fine art imo.
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