Pinky Peak Glow by Kat Scarlet wildlife holding them lightly and loosely

holding them lightly and loosely while you brainstorm it to consider all directions and possibilities that your imagination can come up with

Both a fine-art medium

The original image of the handfish was captured by Tasha Waller at Nutgrove Beach in the Derwent Estuary

its presence both commanding and serene

Pinky Peak Glow by Kat Scarlet wildlife holding them lightly and looselyInspired by Hartz Mountain National Park in Tasmania. "Pink light kisses the tops of the distant mountains and you get a sense of peace. A moment to step outside of yourself and just breathe. This is my mindfulness. My meditation. I struggle to still my mind most of the time, always thinking about the next project, the next tattoo, appointments, kids, bills, on and on. Up here I can breathe. I can be still. I can relax. Nature is so important on so