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@lioness, Oh my gosh! I did not 'see' any particular image. I was focused on the beauty of the colors and the transparency and flow of the watercolors. I am attracted to shades of color. I drive my husband crazy on vacation because I will take repeated photos of the same scene throughout the day because to me, each change in lighting makes a new view. He sees only repeats of the same photo.
I had to go back and look again, and I can see lilies.
Did you see the link to the video? It is at the end of the reading section.
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@rosemarya Just watched the video that was really cool and the patients response was great. Remided me of when I use to go with a church group and play the music for them they would love to sing along. Pet therapy also to see the happinest on the patients faces.
I see the lilies too, @lioness. Here is the video that is linked to the story that @rosemarya shared.
Art certainly heals, whether one is creating the art or gathering joy from it. The all-consuming aspect of art that strikes us is not to be underestimated in its healing powers.
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@rosemarya No I didn't see the link to the video I will go back and look at it . Everyone sees pictures differently . But its all good.