This is incredible and I'd love to try it sometime.
INCREDIBLE 3D DRAWING MACHINE from David Battistella on Vimeo.
This is incredible and I'd love to try it sometime.
INCREDIBLE 3D DRAWING MACHINE from David Battistella on Vimeo.
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I saw this HAD to share it with you. GENIUS and CREATIVE. I found this simple yet interesting way of hanging snapshots – check out this cool website called Sweet Peach. They have lots of neat ideas. May you be greatly inspired!
grace & peace,
deAnn
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Ah, vacation. A time to escape the reality of work, housekeeping, laundry, bill paying, errands, grocery shopping and beyond. A time to either slow down or speed up, depending on what your vacation entails. Our vacation to a remote, no cell reception, cottage deep in the woods on the north side of Raystown Lake was a nice combination of both paces.
While exploring the single track on the Allegrippis trail system on our mountain bikes, I stopped at a little meadow of wildflowers. The sun was warm and bright, a soft breeze gently rocked the various flowers as if in tune to a melody I could not hear. I whipped out my iPhone, got low to the ground and began getting a closer look at these seemingly worshipful colorful beauties. The friend I was with said to me, “always a photographer, huh?” I replied that there is always something to see, not just look at, but see.
Even weeds are a thing of beauty if seen through the mindset of appreciating God’s wonderful creation.These innocent, yet wild, Queen Anne’s Lace and Black-eyed Susan’s looked so pretty together, dancing in sync with one another. How could I NOT stop to capture the moment with my camera??
I’m constantly reminded that when I slow down my rushed itinerary, even my vacation itinerary, God shows me Himself in the little things. In places where I don’t expect to see Him, really. In the simplicity of a narrow trail meandering through the woods, in time enjoyed with good friends, and even in impossible weeds.
Life is so full of God and His love for us. We must take time to slow and see it. Otherwise, the sorrow and darkness that our fallen world offers can kill our hope of something better beyond the present. There is beauty in the broken.
Grace & Peace,
deAnn
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I've had such a huge response to Listeners video, Wooden Heart, that I thought I'd give you the lyrics as it's somewhat hard to hear the words through the singer's passion. Still, I'm drawn in every time I watch it or listen to it on my iPod. Yes, I downloaded the entire album.
The lyrics = a heart-felt poem. Words and emotions ripped right from my own heart are echoed here as well. Which is why I'm so moved by this piece.
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Listener "Wooden Heart" from Nathan Corrona on Vimeo.
this is amazing...
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Hey ladies – if you like to write and be encouraged along the writer’s journey, you should check out (in)courage – click their logo above. What a cool web community for women writers.
I hope summer is allowing you time to write, to express that which is on your heart. I know, it’s hard to find time with all the demands of our lives, but when I make a “date” with my writers voice I’m always left feeling blessed.
May you (and me) make a “date” and not stand ourselves up. God will meet you on the page.
grace & peace ~ deAnn
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I came across a very cool website, Dear Photograph, that will stir your imagination and creativity, I’m sure of it! As I prepare to head West this week to visit my grams in the town I grew up in, I may attempt something like this. My grams has lived in the same house my whole life and I have photos of me hunting Easter eggs in her postage-stamp-sized back yard. I want to find one of those photos, take it with me, and try this creative idea while I’m there, in her back yard decades later.
I hope you find inspiration from this website, Dear Photograph, just as I have.
Grace & peace,
deAnn
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Each of us is created in the image of God, the Master Creator and Artist. Therefore, we too, have the ability to create beauty that brings Glory to Him. That is the real purpose of art.
Art is an expression of the human heart. Creating can be a form of heartfelt prayer and worship, a time where you encounter the Creator Himself and transformation in occurs in the heart of the artist.
Not only does God speak to our hearts through our own creative endeavors, He uses what we create to speak to others who encounter and interact with it.
It’s amazing, beautiful, and mysterious.
grace & peace,
deAnn Roe
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Easter is drawing close. It's the season for reflection on the Passion of Christ. The April exhibit at LWCC is titled, "A Journey of Love" featuring moments of Jesus' last couple of days on His created planet. From the Passover Meal to Resurrection, follow His journey of love... His love for you.
There is an order to viewing and experiencing this exhibit. Please pick up a copy of The Heart Behind the Art (gallery booklet) as it has more to His story than the exhibit can hold. You can also read it online. If you click here, you will see the moments of HIs life featured in this exhibit.
May this season be one of blessing as you contemplate the deep love our Savior has for you.
Grace & peace,
deAnn
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Yay John! Great article in the York Daily Record. You are using your God given creative gift for good and for His glory. :0)
Grace & peace, deAnn
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