color

Posted by Marci Molina on January 21, 2012 under Marci Molina | 4 Comments to Read

birth color

 

My birth color is Lion – Pantone 17-1330.

Unusual. Complex. Innovative.

What’s yours?

Click here to find out: www.colorstrology.com

So Quickly Now

Posted by Susan Bradford on January 12, 2012 under Susan Bradford | Be the First to Comment

Amazing!  I wrote that title just now thinking about how fast time seems to be going.  And only then remembered that I had used the same title for a painting I did last summer.  So Quickly Now is a flower form and to me felt full of movement and growth, but was also symbolic of how short-lived everything is.

January of 2012 is proving me right about that.  It is almost half over already and I am feeling my own internal pressure to have accomplished more.  My quiet (productive) winter time is vanishing before my eyes.  By now I should have painted much more, created a new mandala (or two), made many beaded bracelets, worked on some unfinished baskets, finished knitting a scarf I started last year, read five books, lost ten pounds, organized my office (for real), and cleaned my house.  I am “so quickly now” going to try to set aside my unrealistic goals, have some fun, make some art of some kind or another, and figure out that it’s all OK.  Really!

hope

Posted by Marci Molina on December 31, 2011 under Marci Molina | Be the First to Comment

hope necklace

pendant by Marci Molina Designs

“Learn from yesterday,
live for today,
hope for tomorrow.”

- Albert Einstein

noel

Posted by Marci Molina on December 24, 2011 under Marci Molina | Be the First to Comment

christmas branch

 

cheers!

Posted by Marci Molina on November 19, 2011 under Marci Molina | Be the First to Comment

wine glass charms

wine glass charms by marci molina

Cheers!

Sláinte! (Irish)
Nastrovya! (Russian/Polish)
À Votre Santé! (French)
Salute! (Italian)
Skål! (Swedish)
Salud! (Spanish)
Prost! (German)
Saúde! (Portuguese)
Okole Maluna! (Hawaiian)
Kippis! (Finnish)
Proost! (Dutch)
Oogy Wawa! (African Zulu)
Kampai! (Japanese)
Chock-tee! (Thai)
Konbei! (Korean)
Gan Bei! (Chinese)
Stin Eyiassou! (Greek)

And the list goes on …