black marbled textured background, with hints of purple. that same texture goes through the mandala which incorporates rainbow colors throughout with the outer portion being pink, turquoise, and white.

24-26 Uncharted Territory #4

A Journey Into JoyStep 6 — Week 4: Uncharted Territory Step 6 is about facing new-to-us experiences as we move … More

black background. vibrant mandala of jewel tone colors: purple, teal, deep red, and gold.

24-22 The First Step #4

A Journey Into JoyStep 5 — Week 4: The First Step Step 5 encourages us to “cross the threshold”, in … More

17-27: Abstract Mandala #2 – Update

Before (7/2): After (7/8): After three painting sessions this week, I completed the update to “Abstract Mandala #2”. And with … More

16-30: Golden Yellow Mandala

Download this week’s Mandala of the Week In meditation to receive this week’s mandala of the week design, this imagery … More

Week 30: Council of Twelve

“Council of Twelve” “Whenever two or more are gathered as one, the possibilities are endless.” I created two full-color versions … More

Week 29: Stars N Stripes

“Stars N Stripes” For this mandala design, I created one full-color version using color pencils: Stars N Stripes started with … More

Week 27: Shine On

The overall look of this mandala reminds me of a star portal, a stargate, that is fully open, allowing us a view of a world with two suns. The vertical square tube feels like a place where you could jump into, like jumping into a worm hole.

Week 26: Cosmic Sunflower

The “Cosmic Sunflower” mandala displays a simplified pattern (an oval with 8 protruding rays) repeated in fractal form in the upper and lower left sides of each ‘sunflower’, as it goes off the page into infinity.

Week 22: Wiggle Room

The Wiggle Room mandala is one of a series of 21 asymmetry mandalas created over a 3-week period in autumn 2007. It consists of seven vertical wavy lines and twelve horizontal straight lines. My asymmetry mandalas come about by drawing in-the-moment inspired doodles.

Week 6: Resurrection

Prior to 2005 I had created to King Tut inspired mandalas. By 2005 I wanted to create another one. This one is my interpretation of a amulet/necklace worn by King Tut and on display at the Cairo Museum. The center scarab in this case represents Tut being carried off to the afterlife in a boat. The cobras and other scarabs are there to protect him on his journey.