Blooming Watercolor Abstract Painting the ferryman I saw the shapes of

I saw the shapes of those involved in rituals to raise the dead assembling in a circle on the left and conjuring an angel--a dark one--to guide dead souls

The colors are bumped up to represent the glow of life and the cedar's blessed energy

seething surface and how it throws out vast ribbons of itself

watching and listening to the Rag Bird

The original surreal landscape painting is 9 x 12" on heavy cotton watercolor paper and should be framed behind glass or acrylic

Blooming Watercolor Abstract Painting the ferryman I saw the shapes ofThis watercolor abstract helped to remind me about why I paint to connect to beauty, which I feel is one of the sustaining things of our lives. Beauty, in my opinion, builds a powerful, brilliant energy that feeds the soul of every being, even the ones that seem to us to not even be alive. I chose to refer to botanical forms in this painting, as I often do. The original watercolor painting is 9 x 12" 23 x 30cm on heavy cotton watercolor paper. It is