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Blog Posts and Other Tall Tales of the Universe and Beyond
Meteor Shower

Meteor Shower; an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, transport to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Meteor-Shower-1364627597
Cosmic Cradle

Cosmic Cradle: an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, transport to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Cosmic-Cradle-1364624665
Gardener of the Galaxy

Gardener of the Galaxy: an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, go to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Gardner-of-the-Galaxy-1362124803
Stars Twinkled

Stars Twinkled: an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available for an affordable $5.00. To make this downloadable digital art yours, go to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Stars-Twinkled-1362126643
Tree of Stars ; a digital print from the original art

*Tree of Stars: an original hand-painted ink and watercolor digital print now available at the affordable price of $5.00. To make this digital art yours, go to https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Tree-stars-1361275045
Connoisseur of Celestial Objects

“Connoisseur of Celestial Objects” is now available for digital downloads. Support the arts. Just $5.00. https://www.deviantart.com/angelwingartfarm/art/Connoisseur-of-Celestial-Objects-1356837833
Bridge of Dawn – the Poster

Bridge of Dawn- the poster, Digital art from an original painting. $5.00. https://angelwingartfarm.etsy.com/listing/4537794957
The Moon Joined the Sun In the Sky

The Moon Joined the Sun in the Sky: a captivating cosmic tale from David Krafcik’s self-published book, “Enchanted Dreams, the Moon, Sun and Stars.” Purchase the Collector’s Hardcover Edition, hand-signed by the author and artist, at https://angelwingartfarm.etsy.com/listing/4532200041
Catching Falling Stars

Catching Falling Stars: It looked to be a lovely evening. There was a feeling that maybe, just maybe, there may be a show in the sky that night. A shower of sorts. But no, not a rain shower but a shower coming from the heavens above. A Meteor shower with enchanting glitter, soaring through the night sky like cosmic lightning bugs. Now, the night in question had a crisp smell to it, so she wrapped herself up in her warm coat. Then, having a feeling that she may have a need for an umbrella, she grabbed the Moon-shaped one hanging on the wall by the door. Now, there is a special place on this lonely hill, called Star Hill, where she likes to go and watch shows, such as the one happening this evening. Out the door she went, laughing and singing her way through the frosty night. This happening was being called “The Night of the Falling Stars” meteor shower. She climbed Star Hill and took a seat on the ground to wait for the show to begin. The night around her got darker and darker, but the sky remained calm. Then, just before sunrise, across the heavens, she spied the first shooting star. Then, after that, another one and another one until the evening sky was filled with shooting stars.
With the number of stars streaking across the sky, the night became brighter than it was before the start of the show. Thinking she might get hit on the head by one of the many falling stars, she opened her umbrella. When she did, a wind suddenly appeared and turned her parasol inside out. She stood holding her inside-out moon-shaped umbrella as hard as she could without getting blown away. Peering up, she noticed that her umbrella was filling with falling stars. Oh, how lucky am I, she thought. The wind stopped, and then the falling stars followed. Walking back home with her pockets filled with stars, she thought that if ever this event were to happen again, she would recommend to anyone else that may go to take an umbrella so that they can catch a falling star and put it in their pocket for a rainy day. From the book “Enchanted Dreams, The Moon, Sun and Stars.” To see more, go to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6CBDMVL for the paperback and https://www.lulu.com/shop/david-krafcik/enchanted-dreams/hardcover/product-84zmpv4.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqr8NaTy_S9yF4bH9HtbQ5-_MNp8_rmXMZjVGSMImui_qFwumwi&page=1&pageSize=4 for the hardcopy. Wishing you the best under the watchful eyes of the Moon, Sun, and Stars
When the Moon Danced with the Sun

When the Moon Danced with the Sun: The dance began before they met. It started with the Sun chasing the Moon around the world. When the Sun could not take the hunt any longer, it finally called out to the Moon. They pause their chase to look at each other. “What is it?” asked the Moon. Only smiling, the Sun holds out his hand for the Moon to take. The stars in the sky all assemble to watch what is to happen. Below them, the ocean starts to rise and fall. As it does, the sea’s voice creates music with its roar and the crash of its waves lashing the shore. With that, the Sun and Moon begin to dance. Shining in the sky, dancing the night away. When morning beckoned, the dance came to an end. Bowing to one and the other, the time had come, once again, for the Sun and Moon to go their separate ways. For each to take turns brightening the sky. From the book “Enchanted Dreams, The Moon, Sun and Stars.” To see more, go to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6CBDMVL for the paperback and https://www.lulu.com/shop/david-krafcik/enchanted-dreams/hardcover/product-84zmpv4.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqr8NaTy_S9yF4bH9HtbQ5-_MNp8_rmXMZjVGSMImui_qFwumwi&page=1&pageSize=4 for the hardcopy. Thanks and wishing you the best under the watchful eyes of the Moon, Sun, and Stars
Enchanted Dreams, The Moon, Sun, and Stars

Enchanted Dreams: Moon, Sun, and Stars is an illuminated anthology of cosmic fables that personifies the heavens to explore the mysteries of the human spirit. In this realm, the Sun is a keeper of radiant strength, the Moon a silent guardian of silvered secrets, and the Stars are the whispers of ancient seekers. Pairing singular, evocative ink-and-watercolor paintings with lyrical prose, this collection guides readers through a celestial mythos in which the light above serves as a mirror to the resilience we carry within. It is a “gallery-style” journey designed for those who seek wisdom in the rhythm of the universe. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6CBDMVL
Leave the Unknown, unknown

The portal snapped open, and the Wisdom Seeker stepped onto his next planet. Night had fallen. The sky was pitch black, without a single star, A detail he immediately found strange. In front of him stood a large stone stela inscribed with the words: “Sometimes it is best to leave the unknown, unknown.” The message seemed odd, especially since his mission was to know the unknowable. Leaning against the stela was a metal shovel, as if daring him to investigate further. Reminded of his inquisitive nature, he picked it up and began digging. After just a few shovelfuls, he was startled to find stars—of all sizes—filling the hole. Curious, he paused, then began clearing more earth to expose more stars. As he did this, the stars seemed to awaken and started to vibrate, then, to his shock, they emerged from the hole like ants from a mound. Quickly, he was knee-deep in stars with still more pouring out around him. Fearing he might drown, he threw down the shovel, grabbed his staff, and summoned the portal. It was time to make a quick exit from the planet or be swallowed by the ever-emerging stars. The Wisdom Seeker later informed that the stars had eventually overrun the planet and, in doing so, created a new Sun that still shines brightly in the cosmos.
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