Please visit the Gallery to view Kayla's latest paintings. In early December, I'll be adding lots of new painting and some old ones that have never been seen.

Oliver Eli & Arianne There are two spirals in the painting. If you look closely at one spiral, you might see that I painted two spirals turning towards each other. On the outside of the painting, it starts as blue and works its way backwards through the rainbow, spiraling to the right.(female) Then starts in the middle of the painting going forwards, spiraling to the left. (masculine). This symbolizes the balance that creates zero point, which meant creation, family, love, and unity. The spirals turning towards each other makes it magnetic and keeps your family close. jo

People who see auras all agree that children today are the "indigo children". One of the first ideas I had about The Painting was to make it blue. I painted the outside and very center of the spiral both blue. This represents the continuing flow of the center. (zero point) Oliver, Eli, and Arianne are all holding hands in the center of it. I made it look like both boys were holding the little girls hand, being big brothers.

Each Child has an animal that I feel reflects them each by what Albert described. Oliver has a Lion cub, because he's personable, extroverted, playful, happy, and talkative. Oliver is looking up and over at his horizons, I gave him an electric on the go quality.

Eli has 2 doves. One dove is growing and taking flight, and the other one, he holds in himself. I choose the dove because Albert said Eli was introspective, calm and very bright. Eli has his head tilted and is looking in. Deep in thought.

For Arianne, I painted a lady bug, worms and a butterfly. It shows a 3 year olds curiosity especially when she's sitting on the ground like I painted.. The animals also fit her happy bossy personality. The little girl's smile was so big and happy, I made sure that she was looking right at us and smiling in the painting.

I put profiles around The 2 boys in green to show that they're becoming their own people now that they're older. Kayla Andreano