Desiderata - Blues - Rectagular Format Metal Print

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Originally created in colorful letters, I wanted to make a blue color version for people who have a more cool tone color scheme, or like me, just love anything blue. Also available in square format and other colors. Some products look better in certain formats. The greeting cards fit better in rectangular and the pillows as square. Check out both versions. You can also change the size of the image and the color borders.

See my Desiderata Gallery page for other color palettes, versions and designs of this iconic poem.

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Desiderata poem by Max Ehrmann. Design Copyright Ginny Gaura. Design may not be reproduced in any form without written permission from the artist. You may use this image on social media as long as there is a link to this page. If used on a blog, Ginny Gaura must be mentioned as the designer of this piece.

My artwork, poetry, and designs exist to aid you in your soul's journey because each has assisted me in my soul's journey. I aim to combine my abilities to create works that enrich life, inspire others, encourage laughter, stimulate imagination, inner reflection, and conscious thought. My objective is to promote healing, peace, and love through art. Because I love creating for the joy of it, it takes shape in different forms which define me as a multi-disciplinary artist. I'm part- poet, painter, photographer, graphic designer, and writer. As such, I use many different media, often incorporating my physical artwork into digital projects. I enjoy playing and experimenting with text and images. Color and movement through varying lines...