In yesterday's post, I talked about the Full Moon Giveaway of 11 spirit guide drawings. I have completed just over half the drawings and am sharing them, anonymously with you. I'll be honest, I am always a little scared and nervous about what is created. I know Spirit is always right, yet my inner critic says, "You can't draw them that! That's not a spirit guide." And I politely have to give my critic a job so it will stop criticizing. Ha! It's very easy to judge, restrict, and keep spirit from coming through. However, I'm learning to make it easier to allow spirit to take the lead.
To create these, I focus on the person's name, tap into the divine, ask for help, visions, and guidance, then allow space for whatever is meant to be to appear. Sometimes, I don't see anything, I just start sketching. Othertimes, like the mouse, tree, mushroom house scene, I see a few things, such as those 3 major components. Then, I saw a large maple leaf bowing down toward the mushroom. I only knew there was a mouse there, I didn't see it in it's form. As I began to sketch the maple leaf, it evolved and my pen was advised to do otherwise. It shifted into the feel of an oak leaf, then the oak leaf showed me it was meant to be portion of oak leaves used as banners along the base of a rope/wood bridge to unknown places. Isn't that wild? It feels really good to let things evolve rather than try to control them!
To create these, I focus on the person's name, tap into the divine, ask for help, visions, and guidance, then allow space for whatever is meant to be to appear. Sometimes, I don't see anything, I just start sketching. Othertimes, like the mouse, tree, mushroom house scene, I see a few things, such as those 3 major components. Then, I saw a large maple leaf bowing down toward the mushroom. I only knew there was a mouse there, I didn't see it in it's form. As I began to sketch the maple leaf, it evolved and my pen was advised to do otherwise. It shifted into the feel of an oak leaf, then the oak leaf showed me it was meant to be portion of oak leaves used as banners along the base of a rope/wood bridge to unknown places. Isn't that wild? It feels really good to let things evolve rather than try to control them!
Some of these drawings speak of playing, napping, and singing. Others are about football, the wounded warrior and "don't rush me." For that last phrase, I had Taylor Dane's song running through my head as I sketched. That guide said, "I am who I am and if you don't like it, move along." Most unapologetic. Whereas others were soft, sweet, and full of gentility. It's really fascinating how each of us needs something different to nourish us. What works for one, does not suit another. And that need changes. At times, we may need a swift kick in the ass. Other times, we just need a hug or a reminder that it's okay to play and nap again.
I adore every drawing and am grateful for the chance to connect with the guides for the recipients of these sketches. The energy was fulfilling and unique. There will be another batch posted soon. I hope you'll stop back for more!
I adore every drawing and am grateful for the chance to connect with the guides for the recipients of these sketches. The energy was fulfilling and unique. There will be another batch posted soon. I hope you'll stop back for more!
Want A Reading or Sketch of Your Own Spirit Guides?
If you are interested in a reading or a spirit guide sketch, you can meet me in person at the following shows:
- Saturday, 3/28/15 - Emerald Spiral, Kent, WA find us in Misty Valley, Booth B
- Thursday, 4/2/15 4:30PM - 6:30PM - Norwescon in Artist's Alley
- Saturday, 4/4/15 9:30AM - 11:30AM - Norwescon in Artist's Alley
- Sunday, 4/5/15 12:30PM - 2:30PM - Norwescon in Artist's Alley
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