Fleeting Moments is a painting by Hazel Holland which was uploaded on May 8th, 2013.
Fleeting Moments
As I was painting these impressionistic butterflies I wanted to depict their delicate beauty and remember the struggle they had gone through to... more
Title
Fleeting Moments
Artist
Hazel Holland
Medium
Painting - Watercolor
Description
As I was painting these impressionistic butterflies I wanted to depict their delicate beauty and remember the struggle they had gone through to emerge from their cocoons with their new bodies and wings intact.
The transformation from a caterpillar to a butterfly is a scientific wonder that only the heart of God could have imagined and created. I feel sure He had each one of us in mind when He created them, because they are a reminder to us of the life-changing encounter we may all experience with the living Christ.
Butterflies are here today and gone tomorrow because their life cycle is very short. Our life cycle is short too when you put it into perspective with eternity, isn't it? But we both have a destiny to fulfill while we are here.
The fleeting moments of our lives cannot be extinguished like the butterfly's, because His resurrection life lives in us. Although we may physically die, our spirits will remain alive in Jesus Christ. Because we have been transformed by His Spirit, we will soar again... like beautiful butterflies.♥
Uploaded
May 8th, 2013
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Comments (20)
Anita Faye
Very lovely springtime colors Hazel! Featured on Groovy Butterflies! http://fineartamerica.com/groups/groovy-butterflies.html?tab=overview
Hazel Holland replied:
Anita Faye, thanks so much for favoriting and featuring "Fleeting Moments" in the group "Groovy Butterflies". Your support is truly appreciated!
Hazel Holland
Sandra Pena de Ortiz, thanks so much for featuring "Fleeting Moments" in the group "Memories and Nostalgia". Your support is truly appreciated!
Hazel Holland
Theresa, thanks do much for your encouraging comments and vote! Yes, they do look like they are made of lace... an effect that I was trying to achieve. :-)