my first impression of this man was that though this artist is a dreamer with a firm grasp of love and light, he's also pragmatic. his message was clear and relatable in an "i think i could do this" kind of way. (let me preface what follows with the fact that family is of the utmost import to this couple). leigh explained one can have the "color" of peace in the home, which i believe can only be explained as a communion of two spirits, but still know that the "black and white" of life, i.e. paying the bills, exists and is the other half to the "color" of life. to paraphrase, finding that balance and learning to trust is key to happiness and serenity. i know, it's not that we've not heard this before. but the confidence of conviction, curiosity, tranquility and exuberance leigh imbibes is nothing short of mesmerizing! it makes you want it.
art can be so very precious but i'm not a fan of precious. at the mccloskey's we were encouraged to touch and invited to participate in the beauty that lives in this library. every inch of flooring, ceiling, walls, books, even furniture are painted in the most vibrant colors in mind-blowing 3D art. sit on the painted couch. take pictures. get up close and personal with the energetic and engaging leigh. i dare you to look away when he has you in his grips. peter and i came out of the room feeling like we were each the only one being in it. we both felt as though leigh was looking specifically at us, speaking only to us. that's how leigh makes you feel, special in a nurturing, loving way. he commands the room, defies you not to listen but it's impossible to break this man's gaze and not open your mind to his words.
mystic with a message? take a look and tell me. i invite you to read about leigh's journey. now, what do you think?
xo,
gaye.
I wish you continued success, I really liked your site.
ReplyDeleteAvcılar Klima Servisi)