A BUNCH OF US


Touched By The Light
Have you ever noticed how the light affects all that it touches.
A room pitch black is illuminated by the flame from the smallest match.
The same goes about laughter. Sadness can be melted away by even the
faintest hint of a smile and expands with the first sound of laughter.
I love what light does to a clear vase sitting in front of a kitchen window.
Nothing brings the vibrance to life like being touched by the light.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel
UNAVAILABLE

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  1. Carol BlackburnNovember 1, 2010 at 5:55 AM

    Great title and lovely painting, Angie. Hope you are well and enjoying some time off ???

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