Some of Arabella’s work can be found on the Artwork page, including the Four Seasons Windows..

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“Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”

FRANCIS OF ASSISI

Harmony to inspire

Ahrabella Heabe Lewis is an artist who does not have her feet firmly on the Earth when it comes to creating new worlds of colour, light and harmony.

If you are interested in purchasing any of Ahrabella Heabe’s paintings please email with enquiries  - just click here.

Ahrabella Heabe lives near Stroud, Gloucestershire, exhibits and sells regularly. She is happy to work on commission and to give you the joy of your own unique, personal work of art. Please contact her for more

information at art.ahrabellaheabelewis@gmail.com

Art leads where the

world follows ...

The creative world of art and photography offers us an opportunity to delve within our beings to find that which is unique within ourselves and to communicate and share those processes, thoughts and images with others.

Art offers an unique opportunity to help to develop people’s leaderships skills in in a way that has impact, information retention and humour. Ahrabella Heabe finds that by ensuring new skills are both easy and fun to learn the quality of that knowledge and its future practical practise are of the highest order.

“We are living and working in the 21st century and out-dated management practise and rule by fear and bullying should be well and truly relegated to the past.

“Leaders who assist their team members and staff with good communication and support are those who generally show the greatest achievements.

“Art, with its close observation, balance of colour, light and dark shades and framing, can help leaders to put projects, people and goals into perspective.”

Snapshot 1 (above)

and

Snapshot 2 (below)

both 40 x 5 cm

BELOW: Earth Fire,  acrylic and mixed media, 80 x 80cm.  Its  fire, drive and energy helps to dispels the winter gloom and lifts the spirit.

LEFT: Ahrabella Heabe having an heart to art with two mentors during a training day.