Artist's Notes:

Chosen dolphins break away from the dolphin pod for a few minutes to engage the viewer -- Heart to Heart and Eye to Eye. In deeper waters, a mother humpback with her calf is followed by her male escort, filling the sea with his lovely whale song.

In this painting I depicted the love and joy that I often experience in the presence of dolphins. For me, the full spectrum of Light equals the full spectrum of Love. Additionally, eyes truly seem to be "windows to the soul" and I personally know many people who have experienced profound life changes after looking a dolphin or whale in the eye--myself included. Therefore, the rainbow colors emanating from the dolphins' hearts, and the direct eye contact demonstrate this exchange of energy -- they radiate love to me and I pour love through my heart and hands right back to them. It is a lovely, simple technique of communion and blessing taught to me by Jesus Christ himself, and the dolphins are quite accomplished at it!

I believe that the dolphins want humanity to recognize the incredible love that they offer us. They truly are our brothers and sisters, and they want us to know that! I often meditate with this painting and use it as a portal to send love and blessings to all cetaceans (dolphins, whales, and porpoises). Many times during these meditations, I have seen auras around the dolphins in this picture, which lets me know that Christ's energy is very much alive and at work -- through me and the dolphins.

I trust that you will be blessed with the presence of these dolphins in your own sacred space. I hope that you will join me in sending them the Full Spectrum of Christ's Love every day. May Peace Prevail on Earth. -- Donna Kassewitz

Artist's Notes:

As I was painting a similar image of three dolphins beaming Divine Love (shown above), I was guided to do a smaller version for people with less wall space. This smaller image also works well for those who desire a one to one experience with a dolphin -- rather than a trio. The perfectly centered humpback whale behind the dolphin represents the return to perfect balance that I am always praying for and visualizing for our oceans. -- Donna Kassewitz

Artist's Notes:

I painted this picture to honor a dolphin named Castaway, who stranded on the Florida East Coast while she was pregnant. Castaway was brought to Marine Mammal Conservancy in Key Largo, FL for rehabilitation and to await the birth of her baby. At MMC, Castaway was then found to be deaf which may have been the reason for her stranding. Her deafness meant that she would never be able to survive in the wild and therefore would be moved to another dolphin facility after the birth of her baby.

During her care at MMC, Castaway gave birth to a beautiful male dolphin whom the MMC volunteers named Wilson. Despite exhaustive efforts by the volunteers, Wilson died after only a few days. We were all deeply saddened by this turn of events. Castaway now lives with several other dolphins at Dolphins Plus in Key Largo, FL. This painting is my way of raising funds for MMC and the important work they do in rescuing and rehabilitating marine mammals. Forty dollars of each donation which requests this giclee image as their free gift, will go to MMC. -- Noel Kassewitz

Artist's Notes:

So many times, I have experienced the wacky humor of dolphins! This painting reflects the "in your face" attitude of dolphins suddenly popping up in front of your dive mask -- checking you out as much as you are checking them out! I hope it brings a smile to your face. God bless the dolphins! -- Noel Kassewitz