Transformation

A wonderful triptych! You really portrayed your idea well with this piece of art!

very beautiful work, Susan!

Wow Susan, fantastic work. I love this work.

Incredible work!

Oh wow I can just see those little stem cells hard at work, fabulous.

Very well done, Susan. Such a positive approach to the subject. Such a happy depiction of a healing process.

Hi Susan, this is great, what medium is it. Is it a print? How did you do it?

An incredibly meaningful way to apply your skills and talents…. Interesting how your abstract style is actually quite representational in this context … food for thought…

Thank you all. Your right Mare. Was an interesting process coming up with concept and actually executing it.

nicely done Susan!

Hey, huoney. This is terrific, and a lot less threatening than the real enchilada. It’s amazing, isn’t it, how beautiful the microcosmic world is. I have a beautiful full color MRI of Ray’s eye. Loveya. Bye, now. David.

a tragic subject (my father died of cancer) turned into a beautiful work of art. bravo.

Susan…a masterpiece…this touches me deeply…Trisha

Brilliant Susan – it would look fantastic on a big, big wall!!! The story behind it is so profound – my heart goes out to both of you.

This is a lovely thing to do for your Brother Susan and I hope he continues to get well Mary

Susan this is wonderful, both for the meaning behind it but also the colours and composition which show such hope.

it is scary just to think about sue nice idea hope you are ok? here it has been snowing all day and it is a wet snow too i did a winter painting i do them this time of the year as gifts to pals they only take a good morning to do well take care of you

Wonderful work Susan – very special.

don’t have words to describe how beautiful and moving I find this

Fabulous work, Susan, I hope all goes well for your brother.

A wonderful and moving work

very well done!

Susan,
I think your art work describes what’s happening to your brother better than words .All the way from sickness,killing of abnormal cells,to replacement with his own stem cells, which I pray will bring your brother back to a life without sickness.Your work is fabulous.Thanks for your kind comments regarding my work.

I came to look for this after reading about you brother in your Writings. What a fabulous interpretation of what happened to Jerry…I do hope and pray he is still improving.

I respect the relationship between art and the cancer journey-You will very likely hear from me again.