Your art works are inspired by God.  In addition, you are becoming a more and more accomplished "draw-er"--an artist who draws very well.
The picture of you two with lanterns, moving into the spirals looming above you--especially wonderful.  My father was a graphic artist and I learned
to draw with perspective long before kindergarten...I can't draw so well now, due to eye-hand coordination problem, but I can appreciate good work.
(to Frank Molver, my father was Art Editor of the Post-Intelligencer, back when artists were needed for more than maps and cartoons).

Concerning your drawing of angels drifting in the form of clouds over a road, we have "that" all the time here in New Mexico.  Incredibly detailed cloud pictures on most days.  Sometimes, these pictures become so complete and perfect that one wonders if these pictures are God's handiwork.
Yesterday, a picture of a bird, perfectly detailed, with a slightly open beak, head, two wings in perspective, body, feathered tail blown out in the wind behind.  I don't know that these pictures "mean" anything, but they are amazing.  Sometimes I see a cloud formation of Jesus standing in the sky, usually holding a shepherd's crook and wearing a crown or halo.  the most amazing cloud picture I have seen was that above a forest fire across the Rio Grande from me, in the Sangre de Christo mountains; it was of two angels bending toward each other, over the fire, like the angels guarding the Ark of the Covenant.
The forest fire that year became our second serious fire of this century, which drove most of us into evacuation and threatened the town and National Laboratory for the second time since the year 2000.  It took a thousand men to stop this fire, the Las Conchas fire, at the edge of the laboratory.