Just a wee 4×6-inch canvas, painted in acrylics in 2007. I was looking to see if I’d ever done a painting in the One Word Art series with a particular title, and I haven’t. But in looking at all my photos of old paintings, I see a lot that became part of other works and then disappeared into the unknown. I hope some of them found homes where they were wanted.
Every time we share any part of ourselves, whether it’s been channeled into visual arts, words, performing arts, confidences to people we trust, we take a risk. Sometimes we find affirmation. Sometimes we don’t.
However you present yourself–your feelings, your thoughts, your creativity, your dreams–it takes courage. Never let anyone tell you otherwise. People who make you feel small or weak are not your people.
I treasure the works of yours which I have. They make me smile every time I see them – and think of you.
The acting which I do is ephemeral, of course – but I rather like that.
Thank you so much. And your art of acting, ephemeral though it may seem, nourishes the spirit of our world and has an ongoing and positive impact.
I hope so. It certainly has a positive impact on me.