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LOVING SIMPLE THINGS IN LIFE AT KAMOGAWA

Posted byDiana van der HarstMarch 19, 2018October 30, 2019Posted inArt, illustration, storytelling, UncategorizedTags:Art, illustration, kamogawa, kyoto, mixed media, painting, paper cut, riverlife, storytellingLeave a comment on LOVING SIMPLE THINGS IN LIFE AT KAMOGAWA

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We both love this game 😊

Some fuzzy cutting for my new project. Stay tuned, this is an exciting project! 😀

Early morning hike with picknick breakfast and coffee on the rocks.

‘Summertime Hum’

Earth’s lines in focus

I’d love to hear you say my name

Yesterday evening was the opening of my exhibition at NEXTDOOR 24/7 ART VENUE. The coming three weeks I’ll be the featured artist there. Please contact @nextdoorart247 or myself if you are interested in viewing or buying my art. Special thanks to Ron and Garth and thanks so much to everyone who came to the opening yesterday! It was a great succes! 😃

September 2018 I thought this drawing was finished (see second picture). But I realised Home deserved more credit than that I gave him back then. Even though he was scared sometimes and had it pretty tough every now and then, he was never overwhelmed with fear of the darkness on his journey in the woods towards the self(less). He’d always find a trace of light and faced the darkness bravely. Therefore all trees throughout my book deserve the illuminated leaves that Home never lost sight of. Besides, Daisy is shining so brightly on the horizon over there that she could light up an entire forest.

I love this book! I much enjoy reading it. Wish I could heal with my hands too. I would want to heal everybody! 😃

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