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Buddha Facing Buddha - “See Your Self, Forgive Your Self, Love Your Self” was created as a very personal piece for me. My inspiration for the original pencil drawing was thinking of the significance of Buddha facing Buddha. It's symbolic of staying present and becoming the authentic you. Authentic you....to me, the sound of these words instills a certain calm or comfortable feeling. There is this intimacy with our self that can not be experienced by any other being. Self is the only being who can literally feel the growth in you, the only being that knows your purpose! Just your soul and the Universe! I'm working to stay present and enjoy the journey. I hope you enjoy this print of my original pencil drawing. I have 4 different colorized versions on my shop. Thank you!

My path has been different than the long-established academic approach in art. I’m a self-taught Artist, Photographer and Poet. I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember. I’ve been largely influenced by Abstract, Figurative and Expressionism. It’s always been my mission to express my emotions and passions for life through the art that I create. This is the reason I feel my work is authentic to me and my style of creating. Using many techniques and learning to push the boundaries of both the mediums I use and my skills as they continue to develop, I create using my intuition. By doing so, I hope to express the inexpressible. To allow the viewer to feel whatever they feel based on their exposure, whether that be in life or...