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白玫瑰-White Rose

-Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Jane Slivka always knew she would be an artist. Educated at Endicott Junior College in Boston and Ohio University, she also studied art history in Florence, Italy.
Inspired by the Impressionist Movement, Jane\'s work is large, colorful and exciting. Her work exudes energy.

Jane recently moved from Cleveland, Ohio to Mount Dora, Florida. When she is not showing or painting, she may be found teaching beginning to intermediate watercolor and acrylic painting classes in her area.

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白吉他-White Guitar

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白柠檬-Le Citron On White

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白辣椒-Spicy On White

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白玫瑰-White Rose

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白蜀葵-White Hollyhocks

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白玫瑰-La Rosa Bianca

- still live by danka weitzen

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白葡萄-Bianco Vinaccia

-None

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白鹈鹕-White Pelican

-This face
ancient as hunger
with its naked reptile yawn
is a dinosaur
wearing the clothes of a swan.

Unknown author

A white pelican with its beak open wide, reflecting the colors of a sunset. This artwork is from the \'Beauty In Nature\' collection of wildlife art by Carol Cavalaris.

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白乌鸦-The White Raven

-An ancient legend tells of a miserly Chief who stole the sun, the stars, and the moon for himself, and the world grew cold and darker than a raven\'s wings. Soon all life began to die. People were so frightened and confused they even blamed this evil on the black raven. The raven did not like that humans thought him responsible for this dark magic and death, for in his heart he was pure with good intentions, and his spirit was innovative, and often playful, and his very being was a creature of creation. His true purpose was to become one with humans and guide them on a spirit path of changes leading to healing the inner self.

Though the raven knew the journey would not be easy, he also knew he could not change circumstances without taking risks and so he set out to find the miserly Chief. He did not eat or sleep for more dark days and nights than he could count. He couldn\'t see and followed his intuition. Belief in his purpose kept his tired wings moving. And when he didn\'t think he could take one more breath, he finally came upon the miserly Chief.

The Chief had been drawing energy from the sun, stars, and moon, and was very strong in his body, but weak in his soul. The raven was weak in his body, but strong in his spirit. A great battle ensued, for the Chief did not want to give up his treasures, even though they did not belong to him. Alas, it was a fight to the death.

Broken and bleeding, and barely alive, the raven took back the sun, stars, and moon and with his last breath, returned them to the sky. And then he fell to earth, unable to fly and waiting for the end. But for him it was a new beginning, for the moon beamed down and bathed him in healing light, turning the raven\'s black feathers pure white, as white as the moon. And from that moment on, the raven would never be feared. Instead he would be a messenger of strength, survival, change, and eternal hope, for he had brought light, peace, and life back to the world.

The White Raven prose by Carol Cavalaris.

This artwork of a white and black raven within a dream catcher is from the Dream Catcher collection of spirit animal art by Carol Cavalaris.