JANE DICKSON ART
Mystical Spirit Studio
Collaborations & Live Painting Events
For my 49th birthday friends in attendance contributed to this masterpiece!
Friends who attended my 50th birthday party contributed to this keepsake.
with Janice MacQuarrie
Kalm Studio, Norfolk ON June 4 & 5, 2016 Visitors to Kalm Studio participated in this live painting event. Tickets were sold with proceeds going to Tree Canada ($70 was raised). The painting was raffled off on Sunday afternoon. Congratulations to Debbie Turner, the winner of this one-of-a-kind piece of art! A big shout out to all who participated, and a big thank you to Kalm Studio for hosting the event.
2016 The guests and I created this painting over the course of the evening.
2018 She created the abstract base and I developed it with pen and ink.
with Linda Davis
This talented high school student created the abstract background. I completed the piece by painting/drawing the detail.
Authenticity Emerging
Facebook friends contributed their words to this painting. See below.
In March 2011, I posted this painting to Facebook asking friends to respond if anything about it spoke to them.
I chose five entries to attach to the painting. A big thank you to the collaborators who played along.
Your 3rd eye is looking back on the past.
The spiral, which represents the 3rd eye, has been displaced by your Guide,
who has taken the central 3rd eye spot to guide your vision to where you are now.
- Jamie M.
equus of red dawn
you stand before me
ancient and innocent
carrying prayers
from the heavens
you are the prayer
rede spark ignited in your heart
your breath blowing
the serpent of the wind
a continuum
like circles in the stars
flashing and dancing
hooves pounding like thunder
igniting sorrowful rains
you are the prayer
your breath blowing
the serpent in the wind
- Janice M.
In times of sadness, we are forced to draw on fiery determination
to help us embrace and conquer the inevitable change necessary for our growth.
- Kate M.
Suddenly life's blurriness lifted and she knew
- she needed to do what was expected of her,
not by others, but what she expected of herself.
- Mary-Ann W.
Dreambeast in the Desert
I see two pictures merging.
One is the face with the two big eyes,
and the line going from the middle to the right corner makes a nose,
and the darkest shade looks like a haircut.
But there is also a picture of some cloaked beast
wandering through a desert,
and the way it's place on the painting makes it look like the head I see
is dreaming of this desert beast.
- Keegan F.