The Gallery - Mixed 

The proceeds will go towards funding a Spiritual School that Tony would like to build.  If you are interested in making an offer or to request further information such as dimensions, materials used etc please contact me.  Please specify in your email which painting you are interested in. (you can see the name by holding the cursor over the picture). In Lak'ech

I drew this on my return from Mexico. It is roughly 1m2 sq, the center is the top of the pyramid in Chichen Itza.  The outer are the petals for the throat chakra.  I put a step in the center of the picture, it's difficult to see on the photograph.  The green in the center prepresents the heart chakra. What is it saying? Any comments?	This is a Moari picture which I had the urge to paint.  400 x 500	Celtic part.  Picture that I painted and put colour to.  You can see the resemblence between Celtic, Egyptian and Mayan art in this picture.
A Hindu design.  After reading Vedic astrology I had the urge to paint this picture. 600 x 500	This represents theCathar Flag.  I have added the Hindu (glyphs?) for the chakra's and I have put the phases of the moon on the outside, one moon is missing, that's the silver one that the flag is on, the Full Moon. So we have the red of the Cathar flag representing the Kundalini teaching the Chakra's the zodiac and the phases of the moon.	The picture on the left hand bottom corner is symbolic, it’s an ancient tablet found in Mexico, it reads ‘Man was created with the dual principle male and female, the creator caused this man to pass into sleep (our death) and while he slept the principles were severed by cosmic forces, when he awoke (born again) he was two, man and woman. Now is that beautiful or what?  Try to feel the ancient understandings with all of your soul, it will help in the remembering.   The picture on the top left hand corner, also found in Mexico, represents the creator having the dual principle, the top being male the bottom female.  The name for this picture is Lahun.   The symbol on the right hand top corner is a Nootka Nation tableau recounting the submergence of Mu (Lemuria) her burial by water. I found it a beautiful symbol and find that it expresses the beauty of symbolism.   You can feel the picture.   The picture on the bottom right is Hunab Ku, one giver of life and movement.   In the centre I drew the Kokapelli taken from the Hopi Nation.  The figures represent the flute player and the drummer beating the beat and playing us into a change in consciousness.    You’ll notice going into the centre of the picture there are 7 small places which I put the colour of the charkas.   Is the picture itself depicting the Stargate in Orion?   For Piet
Yoruba, Healing Template. 1Sq metre. Ancient Nigerian (African) art.  So much knowledge in this one.  The Turtle, Beehive, Donkey, the face....Many, many meanings in this.	Egyptian	Egyptian levels of conciousness.   If we look into the closed eyes of the baboon then suddenly look up to the open eyes, you get the feeling it's telling us about man with his eyes closed, when his eyes are open (the birds representing the spirit) he sees the truth.
Electric Seed(Kan) guided by Star(Lamat), surrounded by the Om Consciousness and Family of Light.	OOOOMMMM Sound of creation.  Painted in Green (Emotional Healing)	A Play on Pentagrams
Learning Sacred Geometry with Art Purple	Learning Sacred Geometry with Art Violet	Learning Sacred Geometry with Art Squares If we concentrate our stare to the central box we find it shows us the front and the back of the box.
The center of this picture is engravings found in troy.	The Golden mean or Golden section. The round represents the spiritual, the square represents the physical, with a Mayan border around the outside.  The T represents the sacred breath.  They pyramd represents unity.	I called this painting "The Key" In the center is the eye of RA surrounded by the esoteric parts of man.  Bull in the east, Lion in the south, Eagle in the west and Man (Da-Vinci) in the north.  On the outside of this are the ..... for the planets.  The next ring is the Zodiac, followed by the Mayan calender - the twenty Day Gods.  The glyphs in the four corners are the Mayan glyphs for the 4 directions.  The bottom of the picture represents Hunab-Ku 'One giver of life and movement' and the top represents Sirius.
Playing with geometrics with art and colour	Hindu Temple design plan	Colourful Flower of Life