Pennsylvania author and artist, Lynda McKinney Lambert provides insight into Barbara Crooker’s book of poetry, Les Fauves.
Color must be a physical act, created in new ways. The pigment shows the artist’s feelings and emotions about the people and the places he paints. Grass can be purple and blue – it is not necessarily green. A person’s face can be a variety of unexpected and stunning hues. Color selections reflect the desires of the artist. Color and texture make thick layers…
Lynda Lambert
Lynda McKinney Lambert Author's Blog Award-winning ~ * International poetry * Non-fiction stories * Memoirs * Contemporary Poetry * My Author Page: http://www.dldbooks.com/lyndalambert
As an author and artist, how can I describe my creative products?
Why do I create the writings?
Why do I do mixed-media fiber works?
What is my intended purpose for each item?
I viewed my past occupations to find answers to my present endeavors.
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The Jesus Candle is the final candle that is lit on Christmas Day. Read this article on The Incarnation and the Birth of Jesus, by Pennsylvania author, Lynda McKinney Lambert. Listen to music included in the post. Merry Christmas to you all. With love from Lynda Lambert.
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