Linda Laino
www.lindalaino.com

A walk on a dusty road with friends. (photo: Evelyne Pouget) I fell in love with Mexico on my first trip in 1989. I was on my honeymoon...

As I wrote in my last post, this mandala mural design developed into a theme of Mexican folk art. I say "developed" because I really...

Painting La Rinconada, 2014 (Photo: Todd McIntosh) People often ask me how I came to make mandalas, what my inspiration is, and what my...

Coffee "shop" in the middle of nowhere outside of Taos. I hope you had a chance to read Part One of this post, where I talk about amazing...

This essay was originally published in Elephant Journal in 2015 Pase or Pasele are words I hear many times during my day here in Mexico....

Memento Mori: Path. Second of Three Panels. Created at the Fundacion Valparaiso, Spain. Imagine waking up in a gorgeous, centuries old...

"Creativity is never a straight line." One look at the jewelry design of Austin Titus gives us a clue as to her love of the organic....

This haibun (revised) was first published in Life In Ten Minutes Blog Beatty Woods was a brand new neighborhood in the suburbs of...

“Remembering Sewoll” 1.93 X 1.32 m, mixed media on canvas "Success is the bliss of realizing in the moment your true presence, safety &...

photos: Linda Laino "I feel the delightful, velvety texture of a flower and discover its remarkable convolutions; and something of the...