I am so sorry for your loss, and your losses. Perhaps the soothing nature of coloring may bring peace to your soul and some insights to console you. Please feel free to slide this design onto your desktop and print it, so you can add your colors. May God's love surround you and bring you to where you need to go on this journey.
Jody Cooke © 2015 All Rights Reserved My mandalas are usually about letting go and not making things happen...but in this case, the one conscious decision I made was to have a symbol of strength incorporated in the design. I think that was achieved with the geometric element of the "braided circle". There are hearts in the four corners, and a double row of them within the mandala itself, symbolic naturally of love; curls, which are usually found in my designs representing life anew; and flowers radiating from the beginning central point and everywhere to remember beauty.
I am so sorry for your loss, and your losses. Perhaps the soothing nature of coloring may bring peace to your soul and some insights to console you. Please feel free to slide this design onto your desktop and print it, so you can add your colors. May God's love surround you and bring you to where you need to go on this journey.
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Janet Putman Keffer
4/18/2015 11:34:23 am
Thank you, Jody. I am blessed to have reconnected with you at this time in our lives. I am looking forward to seeing what colors emerge and where they will embed themselves...
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AuthorHello, and welcome to my website. My name is Jody Cooke and I am a designer living in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I have been an artist in some form or another for over thirty years. My new passion is mandalas! Since I learned about them in January 2013, I have created over 1,500 (black and white) of these circular patterns and over 160 full color. Some are very small and sketchy, most are 8 inches in diameter, currently I am creating on 24" x 18" paper (transitioning into a Lotus Mandala series as of summer 2017) and one is a 24 inch square acrylic mandala painting on canvas. Definitely not my preferred medium..but I gave it a try! CategoriesArchive
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