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ohmiomyo and karma - inspiration
April 2, 2007 |
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The Adventures of Ohmiomyo and Karma
by Al Vitaro
Inspiration
Created for and originally published in the April 2005 issue of The Practically Creative Quarterly; theme: inspiration
Al Vitaro has been gracious enough to share some of his Ohmiomyo and Karma cartoons with the readers of The PCQ:
Creation, Bee, Parallel Universe.
about the artist:
Al Vitaro, the creator of The Adventures of Ohmiomyo and Karma, has recently had two books published in 2006. They are both spiritual books for children that address many of the difficulties that a child may face and the qualities it takes to overcome them.
The Kindred Spirit is based on the Ohmiomyo and Karma cartoons - but with all new illustrations. The other book, Talks to Moon, is a spiritual story about the sacred white buffalo. Visit thekindredspiritbook.com and talkstomoon.com to read about these books, see the illustrations, and place an order.
All the best to Al Vitaro who, with a generous and positive
spirit, has creatively and practically followed his dreams.
Be sure to click over to his website to see what else Al does well. Enjoy!
also posted in: Art , Crackles! , Cartoons , Self-evolution , Inspiration , Contributors , The Original PCQ, 05-06 , Creations
tags: adventures, al vitaro, art, buddhist, cartoon, child, creations, dog, inspiration, joy, karma, monk, spirit
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What is your biggest creativity problem?too many projects at once can't get in the groove not enough time everything else takes priority self-doubts
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