Regina Calton Burchett – Drawings & Pastels

 
When I think about why we should continue to put forth the effort to recycle cans and glass and paper, to cut our vehicle emissions, to carry our own reusable grocery bags, to endeavor to turn back the clock on the damage we have done our planet. . . . .  I [...]

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Sometimes I look at various framed pieces of art that I did several years ago – and still have on my walls – and see so many things I want to change. Colors that I wish I had chosen differently, a pastel stroke (or many) here or there that I should have omitted or applied, [...]

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As I walk into the woods, [...]

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We think of silence as a void – a lack of something in a particular moment, whereas it is actually a tangible presence. And a gift.
How often do we have complete silence in our lives? If there are moments or even hours in our day with no television, no radio, no co-workers nor conversations [...]

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