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About Me
My Tarot Card Is The Hermit
You are The Hermit
Prudence, Caution, Deliberation.
The Hermit points to all things hidden, such as knowledge and inspiration,hidden enemies. The illumination is from within, and retirement from participation in current events.
The Hermit is a card of introspection, analysis and, well, virginity. You do not desire to socialize; the card indicates, instead, a desire for peace and solitude. You prefer to take the time to think, organize, ruminate, take stock. There may be feelings of frustration and discontent but these feelings eventually lead to enlightenment, illumination, clarity.
The Hermit represents a wise, inspirational person, friend, teacher, therapist. This a person who can shine a light on things that were previously mysterious and confusing.
What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.
Favorite Reads
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A 20" × 20" quilt created for the tsi_dq fabric challenge. The theme given was - Bird of Paradise. I created a quilt of 400 inchies with the English paper...
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A few minutes ago I spent an hour ironing this tablecloth. The intention was to build a winter robe. Long ago I learned the hard way that old damask ca...
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"Moon Charms" We did not get to see the Super Moon, but I imagined it. "Humming of Home" The pink print of the house brough back memories of the "kids' cup...
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I needed a little art therapy, so I called the best doctor* in the business… Andy J. Pizza. *Okay, he’s not a real doctor, but I’ll take any pizza-flavored...
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On Sunday, after our museum day, Wesley and I drove to Yorktown Va. I am so glad we ventured out looking for a waterfront on this trip. I had to mercha...
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I have been heating up my jars of stored dye to help prevent unwanted growths and in the process I dribbled some on my silicon baking sheet I also dyed...
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So when I say this work she does was handed down through the generations, she didn't have a mother or a grandmother, a father, teaching her these traditi...
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goodness me. I blinked, and now it is November. It's been another extraordinary year. I've had exhibitions in New Orleans, Scotland and England. Taught in...
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Join me live on Thursday, October 17 at 12pm MDT for a video Q+A with artist agent and fairy art mother Lilla Rogers! This is a FREE event if you catch it ...
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One knows that a day can be beautifully redeemed upon reception late in the afternoon of a heavy heart rock of petrified wood, found and sent priority post...
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i have put my name on a piece of paper~ a purchase agreement selling my oldfarmhouse and moving to the place i've been calling home, if all goes to plan. th...
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Hello, after ten years or more of selling with Etsy, unfortunately these days, I find that I can't afford their fees. Etsy has worked very hard to upgra...
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Just updated these and more to the shop.
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When an image evokes an immediate question, it is doubly powerful when the name of its series evokes yet another. *The looms in our bones #6* ~ featuring M...
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HUGE SKIES full of light and dark and wintering and wondering crown the granite tors of Dartmoor this November, as the mists creep in; and I return here...
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I'm quiet here, I know - it's been awhile. Taking this year off from teaching, being home, moving at a slowed down pace I'm finding is restorative and I ca...
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i tried to become something new and all that was left was formless. i could not see beyond the white. and so, when asked, my friend said–i still see you th...
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*These fragments of a tile were once part of a highly decorated floor at Chertsey Abbey, Surrey. Pavements of decorated ceramic tiles were a medieval inn...
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Image by Fiona Watson Welcome Home, Friend... It all began with a free blog template, a whole lot of heart, and not a shred of online know-how. Her St...
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I had a lot of fun with this one! "Home Before Dark" watercolor, gouache, ink and pencil on paper. 12"x12". At Etsy. http://wyanne.etsy.com via Instagram h...
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*Lunch with a view in Albi today. We dined alfresco on the balcony of a nice little restaurant with the Cathedral of Saint Cecilia as a back drop. * *At ...
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In case you missed this post, check it out! I can't believe it's only a few months away now! I am so over-the-moon excited!!! I would like to announce th...
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Hello Lovelies! I'm so excited to reveal the cover of my new book, Create for the One Who Made Me. My book will be available soon on Amazon but I'd appreci...
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today would have been my mother and father's 68th anniversary...a fitting way to start the new year wishing them, had it been theirs to be. And so, a peek ...
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*ANNOUNCEMENT* *Ive given this a lot of thought, and for many reasons Ive decided to close this blog, and start again at a new address/ site. As a new year...
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For all its ups and downs, I have come to conclude that blogging is a practice that helps ground me. In my last post back in January, I was enthusiastic, i...
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*Château de la Pellonière de Le Pin-la-Garenne* The painted photo above has nothing to do with this post, but I thought I should give you at least one ...
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[image: Loriann working on her painting in our private workshop in my studio today. Fun! #art #artist #studio #studiotable #encaustic] Aside from cleaning ...
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Der spring is sprung Der grass is riz I wonder where dem boidies is? Dem little boids is on der wi...
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'Telling Stories' 'Rat-a-tat Mystery' Haunting, poetic and oh-so-finely detailed. We know that many of you reading this will have already recognised the b...
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Corporate fitness Training Companies of all shapes and sizes are striving to make physical fitness part of their employees' lives. Aside from the proven he...
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Two posts in a day, how about that??! A couple of weeks back, I was lucky enough to win a copy of Selina Lake's new book Homespun Style. To say I was ex...
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