Mandalas – Page 3 – Beth Sawickie – Artist, Writer, Thriver!

Feather Mandala 1

February 20, 2015/0 Comments/in Mandalas /by Beth

Prints, cards and gifts featuring this feathered mandala can be found HERE.

I LOVE feathers!

And I am just thrilled with how this mandala of feathers turned out!

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The inspiration for this mandala came from a photo I took of a Cayuga Duck.

It was a brutally cold winter’s day. Doug and I just found out about this little pond filled with LOTS of waterfowl.

Of the hundreds of ducks/geese there were a few of these Cayuga Ducks.

I was totally in awe of their colors – and how the light made them just sparkle and glow!

Here he is:

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Love is Natural

February 14, 2015/0 Comments/in Choosing Balance, Mandalas /by Beth

Love IS natural.

Love is our natural state of being.

Prints and cards of this “Love is Natural” Mandala are available HERE.

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Love IS Natural. You can return to it, be it, share it at any time – Beth Sawickie #love

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This is the heart-shaped ivy leaf that inspired this mandala. I found growing amid the cold, cold, winter air. A sign of love amid the cold and desolate winter.

New Life Mandala

February 12, 2015/0 Comments/in Mandalas /by Beth

This mandala was inspired by early spring buds appearing on a cold winter’s day with snow still on the ground.

New Life pushing through the snow, ice and cold.

New Life appearing in what appeared to be barren and lifeless.

New Life appearing after a long, cold, dark winter.

Nature shows us that there is a cycle to everything – just like in life.

The cold, dark winter of our souls need not be forever. Spring is near.

Prints, cards and pillows! of this mandala are available HERE.

Here is the original photo that inspired this mandala:

Doing nature photography and creating mandalas is something that feeds my soul and brings me great joy!
It wasn’t until I took action to move from Blah (depression) to Bliss that my talents for photography and mandala creation blossomed. If you’d like to move from Blah to Bliss too, check out the free Blah to Bliss Toolkit here.