This design came out of my early Egyptian collection designs. The rim is a common color scheme and design found in sites we visited in Egypt. I saw this particular edging pattern in Queen Nefertiti's tomb. The name Eternal came to me as I looked at t... 

This mandala was inspired from the rows of patterns on the cover of an alabaster box of King Tut's. I loved the detail and the patterns which all lent itself well to the circular form. Mandala Message: 'From deep within my soul to beyond all that... 

This is a design I had forgotten all about until I flipped through my first mandala sketch book while looking for a design I had yet to do anything with officially. Regrettably I have also forgotten what was motivation for this design. All I know is ... 

This design is part of my early Egyptian collection of mandala designs. The lotus or water lily is indigenous to Egypt. It is a symbol of the sun and creation. It is also considered the symbol of Upper Egypt, with the papyrus plant being the symbol o... 

When I looked down at the blank round matboard cut-out, the first thing I saw was the center image, which to me looks like an old-fashioned microphone. The rest just happened After I finished coloring it, it looked to me like an old juke box or the... 

To me the beach is one of the most peaceful places to be. It's a place of constant movement tides moving in and out, breezes blowing, and in the water the seaweed and kelp flow with the waves. This mandala started as a doodling it's when it was compl... 

 

In 1999, while sunbathing on the beach in Jensen Beach, Florida, I thought about my dear friend, Vivian, and the image of this mandala came immediately to mind. I drew the outline right there on the beach. Two years later I was able to finalize it to... 

I created poured-ink 'happenings' painting with orange being the predominant color, it's a color a generally stay away from for some unknown bizarre reason. I love the effect of how the other colors (green, blue, and yellow) bled into the orange,almo... 

I started this asymmetry mandala by drawing in the seven circles and then drawing the curved lines to and from them, creating new, odd shapes in the process. I used my favorite palette of colors: primary (reds, yellows, blues) and secondary (oranges... 

Of all my mandalas, this one gave me the most profound insights. I dedicated this one to my relationship with my dad. For most of my life we fought and argued over just about everything. In 2002 I learned two things that helped propel my understan... 

I used coarse beach sand found at my favorite beach in Yachats, Oregon to create this piece. I dropped shades of blue and purple over the sand onto wet watercolor paper. I used a stylus to draw a small center circle with lines radiating out from it... 

I created this mandala for an engaged couple who wanted a personalized mandala to be placed in with their framed marriage certificate as a keepsake of their wedding day. Mandala Message: "I love, honor, and respect all that I am." 

I created this piece using primary colored inks poured over paper towels on wet watercolor paper. All of the secondary colors, the rays of colors, and the reflected sun just 'happened'. I used color pencils to create the sun in the sky, enhance the... 

In 2002 I learned of my creative spirit guide, Ahna. I created this mandala design while meditating about Ahna. When I look at this design, I see 12 beings in long hooded robes, with emerald heads holding hands around the circle their feet pointed ...