Rainbow canvas Mandala, 20 x 16“. Coded with a clear, indoor outdoor protection.

I’ve been painting for over a year now and I’d like to share a few creations with you. I like to paint on round or oval rocks I scour certain rivers and oceans to find just the right rock to paint on. Now I’ve expand it into other mediums. I usually leave my smaller painted rocks along trails for people to find. I call those rocks gratitude rocks. I leave these special gratitude rocks in unique spots. Hoping whoever finds them, needs them. It’s meaningful. I love creating gifts for friends and family and I plan to create some in the future to sell. I hope you enjoy my artwork. I also will take requests at some point so let me know your favourite colours. Happy painting. I added a photo of my work table and I have a little squirrel that likes to check out what I’m working on. So I added a photo of the squirrel on the table. The squirrel actually stepped in my paint and walked across the table so his little paw print. In the ancient Sanskrit language of Hinduism and Buddhism, mandala means “circle.” Traditionally, a mandala is a geometric design or pattern that represents the cosmos or deities in various heavenly worlds. “It's all about finding peace in the symmetry of the design and of the universe,” Benefits of Coloring Mandalas for Your Mind & Body Great Stress Reliever. ... Therapeutic Effect. ... Meditation Alternative. ... Refreshes the Brain. ... Sparks Creativity. ... Boosts Immune System. ... Reconnects with Your Inner Child. ... Perfect Therapy for Many Diseases.