CPC Simple Sunday with Artist Cynthia Richards


Welcome to Simple Sunday!


Tonight we are featuring a piece of art by artist, Cynthia Richards, aka LucyandMe from Dayton, OH – United States

Cynthia Richards, MD, is a child and adult psychiatrist experienced in collaborating with others on this journey, some in foster care, incarcerated, labeled with autism, RAD, PTSD, severe and complex medical problems and other struggles of the human condition. Her artwork is narrative, projective with psychological and mythic themes.

http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/cynthia-richards-.html


Tonight’s feature is titled “Uncanny”.


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Looking forward to see what this artwork

inspires your muse with.


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50 Comments

  • Angel Love says:

    Welcome to Simple Sunday and my apologies for the late posting. I did forget that it was my turn at hosting this week! 😳 I will try to get back a little later and look forward to your musings! :love: :love: :love:

  • Bettie says:

    FACES OF THE UNKNOWN

    *~*

    Many faces
    Do I see
    Most foreign to the eye
    Other I know well
    Yet all in same place
    I do not fear for
    Know here we all have to survive
    Friend and foe we be
    Some for food
    Others be friends
    With out one
    Are the other
    We would not be
    Faces of many
    We come to know
    Out of the mist
    Into the light
    Yet some
    Still remain
    In the darkness
    And unknown restless and still

    *~*

    Written By: Bettie Davis ——————– © February 23 , 2o13

  • mrobinking says:

    In a mixed up world of uncertainty there is a ray of hope to lead the way out of the mess. That’s what inspired me with the beautiful art piece.

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  • di710smiles says:

    Touching, beautiful art by Cynthia Thank you for sharing :love: :love: :love: :love:
    The Unknown

    Those eyes so, big
    The children even with wigs
    With cancer , many with mental disorders
    Doctors view prescriptions for medications to order
    Some have no clue what a chid has viewed
    What a child has been through
    Even animals those seen and have been treated rude
    All these eyes staring within hearts touching do
    For the children all around the world
    Ill and abused
    Starving no home to use
    Only God knows all that they go through
    We haven`t a clue of the unknown
    Prayers * Love for each of you

  • newenglandgal says:

    Eyes and faces full of curiosity
    Showing so much diversity
    The bear all alone
    Knowing he is not a clone
    So many having colors
    Each having their own auroras
    Knowing this is their land of Peter Pan
    Whether if they are in Japan
    Such pain can be seen from some
    While others seem to hum
    Colors of faces and eyes from all
    Makes it seem so unreal
    Dee….2/24/13

  • newenglandgal says:

    Not much strength to individually write of each beautiful peice written by so many beautiful writers from all :love: Enjoyed the beautiful art that went along with it :love: :love: Love to all…Dee

  • Barbara_K says:

    BEYOND THE SHADOWS

    Long shadows of a morning
    encased in mystery
    for want of seeing
    the rays of morning sun
    emerging through the trees.
    But on this day the darkness
    only momentarily obscures the view.
    as once again we witness
    a miracle as life returns
    to what was until now asleep,
    a certain magic and beauty
    in the shadows
    awakened by the Spring,
    the way the sunbeams
    filter through them
    to pierce the cold and gray.

    And all of Nature awakens
    to the early-morning sun,
    the shadows melting away,
    and giving way
    a springtime morning
    and the magic
    of the birds’ sweet
    songs of sunrise
    and heart-warming
    rays of sun beyond
    those shadows of winter
    and the cold of early morn.

    (c) barbara kausteklis 2-24-13

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