Flowers inspired by Tiffany glass

 I have been playing with paint markers on paper.  I love Tiffany glass and was exploring the stained glass style. (The image is from my own imagination). Something a little different came out of the materials and the inspiration.

Manjugosha on Blue Lion throne

 A recently completed exploration of Manjugosha, the gentle voiced prince of wisdom. Acrylic on board. The subtleties in the colour ranges are difficult to capture in a photograph.

Water Rabbit

 It is the year of the water rabbit in the Chinese calender. Here are some whimsical sketchbook explorations of water rabbits

Imagined landscape in green

 Innerscape - imaginary landscape - making a green swatch in my sketchbook, I used this as collage material for a digital image created on the iPad.

Water and wind - the sea

 And this:

Waves - exploring the water element

 Next exploration - water and waves (and air and space)

Earth sea and sky

An exploration of earth, water and air referencing a pebbly beach, waves and rough weather.

 

Light in darkness

 An image for the upcoming solstice as we prepare for the return of the light.

Copse in the rain. Rainbows and clouds.

I didn't get around to posting anything here in November, so this is November's offering. A small quiet reflective piece created on a rainy day.

Pandaravasini and Phoenixes on Jewelled throne

 Experimental rendering of this deity. She personifies Amitabha's discriminating wisdom which sees the unique characteristics of all phenomena. Her element is fire and her jewelled throne is supported by fiery birds, the legendary phoenixes.

More Akashadhatesvari variations

 I was on a roll exploring variations on the theme of the Lady of Vajra Space, hands in the gesture of turning the wheel of the dharma, holding the stems of two lotuses bearing a Dharmachakra and a Vajrabell. Here is a selection of these images.

Pandaravasini: new variation

 I have a new version of Pandaravasini for the 5 Prajna set. I think this version works better within the context of the set of five, but it is a matter of preference.

The original set can be viewed in a post dated October 2021.