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Audrey Kawasaki is one of my favorite artists recently. Her paintings are breathtaking. It is my wish to someday own an original piece to adorn my wall. Audrey's subjects are women with doll-like faces, a tiny nose with small pink lips and bedroom eyes. As I gaze into the faces of the women she paints into wood panels there is something eerily ethereal about them with an air of melancholy. The texture of the natural wood grain gives it a calming effect. Her work are contradictions, innocent yet seductive. The women depicted in her work are captivating, pulling you into an enigmatic world. I can't help but wonder what's behind those sad brown eyes? Wondering if she is depicting the reflection of my own.
"I hear you whispering songs to yourself, softly forming the words that make me melt" - Quiet Comforts an original song by worldismarble. Check out her song and her channel on youtube.
From what I can perceive about love, it isn't ironclad, its constantly changing and evolving, yet not limited to any shape or form. It starts with just a glimpse, and my palpitating heart beats madly in correlation to the growing affection. To the point where my love is palpable. Radiating warmth to be felt by my beloved. In the beginning my feelings are in a state of frenzy, the butterflies that travel from the core of my stomach to my fingertips spreading to every inch of my skin. It feels as though all of the cells in my body are doing cartwheels, overjoyed to have found the man who makes my heart swell. Then in due time it settles to a blissful content state, swirling with the joint fusion of his and mine, to create ours, a single entity.
