Sunday, June 30, 2019

Thunder Mountain Trail, Sedona AZ






One of my favorite trails in Sedona!


Dead Horse Ranch State Park, AZ



Exploring and of course putting feet in the water!

transformation

After long hesitation I finally decided to cut it all off. Short, really short. It takes courage for sure.

There's no curtain of hair bangs to hide behind...
The interesting thing that happened is I feel more feminine and beautiful than in a long time.
And there's a practical aspect too, no hair dryer, flat iron etc.

I get so many compliments daily about my hair cut from strangers it's almost funny.

It's a real transformation and I am wondering why did I wait so long to do it.
I have a blast each day with my hair, thankful for daring to go real short. 

daily mantra



Thursday, July 26, 2018

facing truth

Another work in progress by Trish Taylor, acrylics on canvas, 2018.

Love


wild and soft

Work in progress, acrylics on canvas by Trish Taylor, 2018.

geometric

Palm Springs CA, July 2018.

another studio day




Work in progress by Trish Taylor.
Acrylics on masonite and wood board.

Morocco in Palm Springs



Marrakesh for an hour... of course I will find a rug store in the desert! Soukie Modern has original moroccan rugs and more. The owner was born in a Berber village in the mountains in Morocco and lives with his wife in Palm Springs CA. He told me Palm Springs is on the same latitude as Morocco and has a similar climate, so he likes it here a lot. We talked about nomadic tribes and American lifestyle. He's an exotic export (immigrant =)) like myself, so it's interesting to exchange experiences.

Mornings in Palm Springs...




Palm Springs CA, 7-21-18

Palm Springs CA




Palm Springs CA, 7-22-18.

I love the vibe of Palm Springs, the midcentury architecture, the art galleries and antiques shops, the diversity of food and laid back easy going atmosphere. It was bloody hot of course but I was happy to be back and we had a wonderful relaxed weekend with my husband. What a birthday treat!

Goodbye dirty thirty! Hello crazy forty! =)
Vintage store Yucca Valley CA, 7-22-18.

I made it! Finally 40. No big deal right? Well, I was always saying that age is just a number.  And it is but it is also a state of mind. As we age we face our own impermanence. We're not going to live for ever and we observe our bodies aging, decaying. I always wished I would accept aging with grace and gratitude because some people don't have the luxury to get older. But it's easier said then done and I had my own struggle a few weeks before my 40th birthday. Now that it's over I made peace with it, no turning back of course. I am inspired by older people who just don't care about age and do their thing anyway.
Let your inner child dance wild, dirty feet, crazy hair, raw emotions, embracing each moment just as it is. Not looking back or searching for the future. The present moment is the only moment where life happens.
I am full of gratitude for my life, it's perfectly imperfect as it is. I survived my past and everything unfolds as it should be bringing experiences that are meant to help us grow and evolve.
Crazy forty, I am ready!

color mood

Refreshing pity drink at Midmod Café, Palm Springs CA /  7-21-18

Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Blue series

Acrylics on masonite board and wood by Trish Taylor.
$ 125



Blue series


Acrylics on canvas by Trish Taylor.
$ 125 for one , $ 200 for both.

Under water...

Acrylics on canvas, work in progress by Trish Taylor.

Aquatic

New painting  available for sale at RU Gallery!

Acrylics on canvas, 2 x 4 ft
Trish Taylor
$ 649

Saturday, March 31, 2018

Hello summer

After roughly 5 days of spring, here comes the summer for Easter. Hello desert life!
Beautiful blue sky and sunlight, 358 days a year ;-)!

back in the flow

After a series of shows, I need time for my body and (creative) mind to rest. After finally recovering from the flu, virus and infections, experienced 4 times in the past 4 months, time to get back in the studio. With no pressure of deadlines, commissions or shows. Experimenting and exploring.
Acrylics on canvas, work in progress by Trish Taylor.