Ann Art Gallery

Ink & Metallic pen on paper - Words: Roald Dahl Life is serious business yet that doesn’t have to mean that we are serious all the time. We all need to be silly, laugh and let go every once in a while. We were watching a movie recently that had a scene about two single men changing a baby’s diaper. We all laughed so hard that we cried, coughed and even got on the floor to roll around, It was hilarious!!!... https://annartgallery.wordpress.com//its-time-to-be-nonse/

Ink on Mixed Media Paper For week five of our year long calligraphy challenge we were asked to share a lesson learned from a calligraphy class or teacher. Once I read the prompt I knew exactly what tip I was going to share. I learned long ago to let go of the idea in my head and get comfortable with the piece that actually ends up on the paper.... https://annartgallery.wordpress.com/2021/02/05/8879/

Ink on mixed media paper- Words:Mother Teresa Mother Teresa is reminding us here that everything changes when we have the right attitude. She was happy to do the grueling work of helping the poor and sick day in and day out. Not only was it her life’s work it was her pleasure. What an amazing testimony to the overwhelming joy a happy mind and heart brings to our lives.... https://annartgallery.wordpress.com/2021/02/04/8865/

Ink on mixed media paper- Words: Walter Bagehot When I read these words, I pondered the author's thought. Nothing more painful to human nature than a new idea? What? I could think of a lot of things that are more painful, then it hit me. A new idea requires change, and everything within us gnarls and baulks at change in any format.... https://annartgallery.wordpress.com/2021/02/03/8863/

Ink on mixed media paper- Words: Dale Carnegie When multiple generations of women were asked what was the most important thing they would want in a new kitchen, each generation answered differently. The Granddaughter asked that the plugs in the walls have USB ports. The Mother asked for a large refrigerator. The Grandmother asked for running water. Our perspective on what is important is completely fashioned by the times in which we were raised.... https://annartgallery.wordpress.com/2021/02/02/8861/