An Artist’s Diary 1973 -

Dear Readers,

My name is Lisa Wray, I am an SPA21 artist — “Self Promoting Artist of the 21st Century”.

I was looking through my bookshelves the other day, when I came across my old journals. My sister Deb was with me at the time, and I started reading from the old journals, and she thought I should post some of these writings for others. I thought, why not, and looked into blogging and what that was all about. Well then, here goes, looking back in time ….
A compilation of thought under direction 1973:

The cries were not heard.
Hands groped for a way to hold on …
But slipped away, and washed into
the cool dark tidal pool
of a man’s soul ….

(Years later I would laugh at this because I used man instead of woman - I later changed this to woman!).

7-31-06
What a day, I was introduced (via the internet ethers) to Jordan Maxwell - need I say more?

Back to 1973:
Wandering in the Depths of Mind,
Lost among the Trees of Confusion -
Losing and Regaining Hope of a Million Incidents,
Only to Awaken and Find Yourself -
A Prisoner of Time, and a Slave of the Body …

The Divine Imagination

Art for me, is expression of the Divine Imagination. Future generations will have to decide on what roll computers play in this access to Divine Imagination. Will an artist have to prove himself with technical skills first by way of traditional mediums or will the images that arise from software programs and the artists conception be enough?

I am a Strange Artist

Sometimes I feel that I am not an artist at all. I have studied the rules (of history) and regulations of the fine art marketplace. I prefer to follow my heart and trust in people who do the same. We may have different beliefs - they may be very hard to overcome and to find common ground … but I have found that it may be possible. If we can find common ground with those we love (who oppose or who think they oppose or are afraid of outside cultural beliefs and traditions), it can be possible to fnd common ground with others. Fear is ever present in the human heart. Thanks Fine Art Registry, for allowing me to start this Blog and providing another outlet to help me promote my work. It is my goal to become a full-time artist someday, so follow along with me.