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A Year of Making Art, Day 192: Foundation of LIght

The challenge in this morning's drawing was to use a full spectrum of color instead of focusing on a narrow range, as I'd been doing lately.  I think I was fairly successful.

Drawing197500   Drawing #197  12" x 9"

It is easier to use a narrow range of colors than a full spectrum because it can easily fall into chaos--overwhelming color.  Then it needs to be toned down.

After making my drawing this morning, I went for the first time to a meditation session at The Foundation of Light, where they have programs supporting  eclectic spiritual practices that are not based on any single religion.  The group felt warm and comfortable to me, and I was at peace when I left.  We spent some time on meditating, and some on reading and discussion.  The mix was just right.

(Note:  There is a gap between the dates I'm writing and posting in order to give me time to get ahead.)

November 11, 2007 in Mental health |

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