In addition to physical work to be healthier, I've been embracing some spiritual exercises that are outside of my usual "workout".
I've prayed for a vision of healing and health. In my mind, a tree- bursting with new growth- in riotous color. The picture is bright in my mind- reds and deep pinks.
I decided to try to put it on paper tonight. I used watercolor paper and oil pastels.
I didn't exactly make a tree, but can you see both the new growth and the deep root system? And, of course, you can't miss the trinity knot centering everything.
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