=A View Through the Window=: one of a circle of hearts ... nature is where the art is: Delila Jemaiel

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"You know I always thought unicorns were fabulous creatures too, although I never saw one alive before." "Well now that we have met," said the unicorn, "If you believe in me, I'll believe in you." --lewis carrol

visit the dolls in their homes.::the fun has begun::.lori's list of blogs to visit
OneWorld-OneHeart 2008 ::circle of friends::
::.complete list of blogs to visit

current obsessions

two kittens named
may truly & henry

tiny white lights & stars

beeswax candles &
planting by moonlight

.::the magic spring holds::.

two beautiful corgi's
one named, Izzie
one named, Caila Fae

a no longer itty-bitty squirrel
named Chi Chi

.:: working on tiny bears ::.
::numi:: indian night
black vanilla tea
.::new watercolors::.
&
.::big blocks of paper::.

vintage wallpapers to paint on
homemade vanilla walnut muffins
with big mugs of tea at dawn

The phenomenon that has the potential to quickly become known as the event of the season, has gotten off to a roaring start this year. Having more than doubled in size from last year, OneWorld-OneHeart has artists all over the world visiting each other to say hello. With more joining in every hour, seriously I'm having trouble keeping track.

The brain child of Lisa Oceandreamer [Heart of the Nest] was a little idea that caught on big. What if a few bloggers each gave away a little gift, just to entice and thank each other for visiting? Word was sent out by invitation and a master list was created of participants. And it grew and it grew. Like the Grinches heart, it got too big to be contained. Watching this idea bouncing about from blog to blog one can't help smiling at what has happened. A huge circle of new acquaintances are being made.

With so many incredible artists and their blogs out there to visit, one can easily become overwhelmed by gorgeous ... I personally haven't made it through the list of blogs to visit yet. Not even close! But I have already noted some incredible work out there. So I thought I would begin to share with you, ones I can not imagine having missed.

I'll start half way around the world from where I sit typing.

One of the most delightful blogs (and even more so is the blogs owner) is a little studio called, Sepia Art. Run by Delila Jemaiel, Sepia-Art Studio is a beautiful hidden gem of a nest in Finland. This blog features the works of an artist with a wonderfully unique vision. When you visit, you are immediately swept into her realm of faerytales and soft music, transparent colors and sheer magic. Her writing is precious and has the eloquence of a great piece of art.

Delila is as charming as the beautiful pieces of paper art she creates. Visit her in her tiny studio where she dreams of the woods and be taken into another time, somewhere between now and then. Where tea is an art and you can see the past peeking through the windows.