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Since childhood I love fairy tales, fables, science fiction - stories full of fantasy, miracles, where everthing can happen. Though I always doubt, that all these creatures and adventures could be met in reality, I still love to dream about.

Imagine the unbelievable without censor and limitation is as easy as challenging. Growing up confronts us mostly with so many obstacles of ‘adult reality’. We learn to adapt so many rules, that we often forget the innocent mind we had as a child. Even, if we had more hard days at childhood than lucky ones, like me.

It’s an great experience to loose the fears about my own dreams. And now I find back to the joy of bearing strange figures just for fun. Everytime when such whimsical beings crawl out of my brush, they first astonish me. The more they grow, the more I accept them and want to fulfill them also with as many love as possible.

I’ve thrown away almost all images from my school-days and remained only a few. Two examples of them are shown on the right. On the left (sorry for the poor shot) is my actual lovely “Night-Troll”.

The biggest gift you can receive today and on every other day is love.

Love for yourself, love for every human being, love from and to your beloved ones. Love without fears, lies and without tears. Love without prejudices and at no prices.

A loving heart is fulfilled with innocent joy and wise insights - enjoy it and enjoy us.

Did you know, that we’re having Valentine’s Day
tomorrow? Of course - you do! You can’t forget it, because tons of
commercials and advertisements are reminding you and you and me…

True love(ers) don’t need a special day in my opinion. Nevertheless
it’s gladding to send some love to everybody at every day, even at
Valentine’s Day.

Painted 2005 with gouache on paper © 2007 Doris B. Lambling
Just right for loving messages.

Well, it was the 9th of July 2004, when I’ve decided to take out my over 30 years old watercolors. I’ve remained them since my school-days, seemingly my soul knew why… LOL.

Wanted to find out, if the painting method of Michele Cassou could work for me and if I would enjoy it.

My first attempts are only meaningful for myself, they always make me smile. It’s time to share the fun with you, my friends.

The first five images painted 2004 by european artist doris b. lambling.

You’ll find: on the top left No. 1 (Joy of Life) at the top right No. 2 (From a Dream) at the middle left No. 3 (Sparkling Energy 1) at the middle right No. 4 (Sparkling Engergy 2) at the Bottom No. 5 (Selfportrait 1).

A funny scene at a river with a lovely mermaid and some sweet ghosts.
Found actually a fairytale by Manfred Kyber, which seems to relate
perfect to this scene. Enjoy
“Mummelchen” (German only).

This is an art project of global proportions. V Van Sant, a
Massachusetts artist creates a work of art online by accepting images
from artists all over the world. Combining each block of artwork and
creating a tapestry of images with each image linking to the artist’s
own site so to expose their work to the world.

Take a view and visit: V Van Sant’s ArtWorldTapestry.

More at: Safer Internet Day 2007 Blogathon.