Welcome to this week’s Inspiration Mandala called “Move into Joy”.
This week’s mandala continues the asymmetrical theme, and follows Jacinta Cubis’ urging to break patterns in the latest The Creative Life Interview. It also shows how diverse a mandala can be.
In the last two weeks, I have been blown away by the great positive response I’ve received to two mandalas that I’ve shared. And it’s reminded me of a simple way to mix things up, break ruts and overcome feeling stuck about a creative project.
Welcome to this week’s Inspiration Mandala called “Return to Self”.
This week’s mandala was inspired by a friend’s suggestion for me to create a mandala around the theme of being homesick. I also wanted to do something more abstract and not symmetrical after receiving such a positive response from sharing last week’s black and white asymmetrical Light and Shadow mandala, as well as Jacinta Cubis’ urging to break patterns in last week’s The Creative Life Interview.
Read further to find out how you can create your own mandala in a similar style.
Welcome to another instalment of The Creative Life interview series!
Each month shines a spotlight on how business owners incorporate their creativity across all aspects of their life, and give some ‘behind the scenes’ insight into how they started and plan for their business.
This month I’d like to introduce you to The Creative Life of Jacinta Cubis of Qbis: engagement & partnership specialists.
Jacinta Cubis connects people and facilitates partnerships for social impact. When not facilitating a workshop or drawing out the story of a partnership, she’ll be on her yoga mat, in her art studio or on the tango dance floor.
I really enjoyed talking to Jacinta. She is truly a Renaissance woman! She has so many creative interests in addition to her partnership brokering business. I love the enthusiasm that she brings to everything that she does.
In this interview you’ll learn about:
So read on to learn more about Jacinta and her Creative Life… Continue reading
Welcome! This week’s Inspiration Mandala is called “Light and Shadow”.
This week’s mandala is from my own personal mandala archives. It’s one of my first hand drawn mandalas. It’s very rare in my collection as it’s drawn with a black and white fine liner. Also, a lot of my more recent mandalas are more symmetrical. And that’s the beauty of mandalas – they can be created in so many different ways. Enjoy!
