Today I share with you a handful of the many mini-Spirit-portraits I’ve painted this month. This is my first time ever using oil paint, and I can somehow get locked into creating these for hours on end.

Read captions for description, and e-mail me if you recognize any of these folks. You can e-mail me at sunny@sunlightoracle.com to claim a portrait and the accompanying info. I am also open to do personalized spirit portrait paintings for commission (just e-mail).

Daughter, soccer player close with her coach, K-name (goes by a nickname, not her give name). Passes in an accident, fully healthy at time of transition. Wears a braid, identifies mostly as an athlete with interest in becoming a physical therapist/exercise science. Send love to mom, dad, and younger sister.

Father, Filipino heritage. Sudden and unexpected passing, leaves behind wife and sons. Deep voice, savvy with business analysis.

In search of: Friend. This man was on the peripheral of your life; he was a bar regular and rode a motorcycle to and from the bar. Quiet, but always seated at the end of the bar. Wise. Names: Erick. Randall. Gifford. The bar has a photo of him.

Mother, musical nature, natural teacher (and known for being strict), 333, widowed/prefers solitude, talks to herself in the kitchen, usually had her hair in a bun, cancer, cameo/brooch collection.

The new process is to paint and record all ESP-gathered information on the back of the canvases.

Me, painting a picture of my cat during a fall festival in my hometown of Danville, Illinois, c. 1997.

Things to consider (if you’re new to spirit portraiture or need a refresher):

Sometimes (oftentimes) people appear much younger than they were during their final stage of life. Wouldn’t you want to be depicted in your prime? There’s always a relevance for the age they select, and you’re likely to know what that relevance is.
There are a lot of Spirit communicators talking to me at once, so if you feel like you can take at least 80% of the info provided in the caption + image, please contact me. Getting 100% clear message happens, but it is not always the case.
If you feel drawn to a portrait, but can’t quite see the resemblance, try holding the image of the portrait up to a mirror. It is a strange thing, how Spirits often come in mirror-image.
If you have a gut feeling that one of these portraits is for someone you know, feel free to share this blog and invite them to take a look fro themselves. If you don’t feel like the person would be open to receiving a message from the other side, please do not share. The portrait will find its way home in its own time. And sometimes it take a long, long while.

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