Wanda's Vision Wood Print

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My husband and his siblings lost their mother on August 1st of 2011. The day before she died, the oldest daughter Wanda sat beside their mother Vera holding her hand. As Wanda was looking at her favorite picture of the Sacred Heart of Jesus hanging in her Moms room, a picture of her mother entering heaven evolved in Wanda�s mind. She saw her passing between rows of Benedictine nuns who had such great influence on the lives of all six of their family members.

�There were angels and probably other relatives and friends who had preceded her to heaven� stated Wanda. She continued describing her vision of her Mother entering heaven while Vera�s husband Edward welcomed her home.
�Following Mom is the firmament of stars which represents all the individual people her love and kindness influenced during her 91 years on this earth�, according to Wanda.

My favorite medium is anything I choose to use that day. Lately that has been oil. It has a rich velvety texture and glides over the canvas. I also like to use transparent watercolors because they glow with luminescence and allows for the light I see in life to be captured on paper. I started drawing as a teenager. You may recall those art advertisements that were in the guise of a contest. Draw this dog and submit it to our panel of artists and see if you qualify. Of course, every submission was a winner if you could afford the huge price tag to enroll in their correspondence school. Well, my family couldn't afford it so my effort to be an artist was put on the shelf, but not my desire. In the 80's my husband and I had a...