At one time the heavens were vast, plain, and pale. The sun held no color, and the night sky was dark and lonely. That was until a cosmic artist was called upon to add color to day and night. Dressed in a gown woven from stars and planets, with a crescent moon for a head, he stood on tiptoes on a single star, holding a color palette in one hand and a paintbrush in the other. There, he would choose the colors to brighten the day. Yellow for the Sun, light blue to fill the sky, and white for the clouds. To give the darkness of the night some light, he would switch to a palette of purples and dark blues. For the stars and planets that swirled and danced through the night, all the colors of the rainbow. He is known as “One Who Paints the Sky”.
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