Twilight Majesty — A New Original by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson There are moments in nature so breathtaking, so quietly profound, that they feel almost sacred. Twilight Majesty was born from one of those moments — a vision of stillness and strength, cast in silhouette against the burning colours of the setting sun. Painted in acrylicContinueContinue reading “Discover Twilight Majesty”
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Embracing Coastal Moments
In this striking acrylic on hardboard, Laura Bernardeschi Nelson captures a fleeting, windswept moment along a coastal stretch—likely inspired by the raw beauty of Northumberland’s shores. With deft, expressive brushwork and a keen eye for the mood of a place, she offers more than a landscape; she offers a meditation on impermanence, memory, and theContinueContinue reading “Embracing Coastal Moments”
Horizon of Dualities: Surreal Painting
by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson Title: Horizon of DualitiesArtist Laura B. NelsonMeasures 60x60x2 cmSigned front and backMedia: :acrylics on canvas , varnishedThis acrylic painting by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson presents a surrealistic world where night and day coexist on a shared planet. The canvas is divided into two distinct yet fluidly merging halves: On the left, coolContinueContinue reading “Horizon of Dualities: Surreal Painting”
My Self-Publishing Experience
The author shares their empowering experience with self-publishing, highlighting the ease and accessibility of platforms like Amazon. Their latest book, “Mixed Media and Climate Awareness: Laura’s Impactful Art,” emphasizes art’s transformative power. They encourage aspiring writers to embrace self-publishing as a viable path for sharing their stories, promoting creativity and confidence.
Edna by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson
Edna In a distant, grey village north of the planet lived a young sow named Edna. She was tall and sturdy but had nothing special to turn the heads of the pigs in the area. In the past, she had deluded herself by saying that she was a young starlet ready for television success likeContinueContinue reading “Edna by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson”