please help put words on my painting...thanks!!!?

Question

just completed apainting with a girl catching a star...quite surreal.
But I need to paint in some appropriate words to make it look more poetic. Thought of"catch a falling star", "wish upon a star" wishes hopes dreams" "reach out for the stars", but all seem very passe.
how about "star light star bright"? Grateful if anyone of you can come up with something better.

Answer 1

Snatching Dreams

Answer 2

Aspiring Dreams

Dreams Come True

God Bless

Twinkle Twinkle

Bedtime Wishes

Answer 3

Star catcher
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Answer 4

How about Reaching to the Stars.

Answer 5

Celestial Harvest

Star Sprite

Astral Gathering

Transcendental Daughter

Astral Gathering Nymph

Asteria

A Star-Goddess, the daughter of Coeus and Phoebe and sister of Leto, Asteria flung herself into the ocean to escape the advances of Zeus. She became the island of the same name. Alternatively, she changed herself into a quail to avoid him.
A nymph that turned into a quail to escape from Zeus.
Another name for Star stones.
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Maia (star)

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Maia

Observation data
Epoch J2000
Constellation Taurus
Right ascension 03h 45m 49.6s
Declination +24° 22′ 04″
Apparent magnitude (V) 3.87
Characteristics
Spectral type B8 III
B-V color index -0.07
U-B color index -0.40
Variable type Suspected
Astrometry
Radial velocity (Rv) +7.5 km/s
Proper motion (μ) RA: 21.09 mas/yr
Dec.: -45.03 mas/yr
Parallax (π) 9.06 ± 1.03 mas
Distance 360 ly (110 pc)
Absolute magnitude (MV) -1.34
Other designations
20 Tauri, HR 1149, BD +23°516, HD 23408, SAO 76155, GC 4500, NSV 01279, HIP 17573.
MAIA (20 Tauri). The Pleiades (star cluster), the Seven Sisters star cluster (one of two naked eye clusters that belong to Taurus, the other the Hyades (star cluster)), twinkle high in northern hemisphere autumn and winter skies, while shining closer to the horizon in the skies of southern hemisphere spring and summer. Maia, a proper name, is one of the seven mythical daughters of Atlas and Pleione. Shining at bright third magnitude (3.87) from a distance of 385 light years, she ranks fourth brightest after Alcyone, Atlas, and Electra. Except for Alcyone (Eta Tauri), the Pleiades' stars carry only Flamsteed numbers, Maia, number 20 in the west-to-east parade of numbered naked-eye stars within the celestial Bull. A blue-white class B (B8) giant star, Maia radiates 660 times more energy than does the Sun from a warm surface with a rather uncertain temperature of 12,600 Kelvin. Its radius of 5 1/2 times that of the Sun gives it true giant status, although the giants in these hotter stars are nowhere near as large as their cooler orange cousins like Arcturus and Aldebaran (which lies in front of the Hyades). As a giant, Maia either has shut down its internal hydrogen fusion or will do so very shortly, its mass of a bit over four times that of the Sun giving the star a destiny as a massive white dwarf. Like the other stars of the cluster, Maia is involved with the Pleiades reflection nebula that peaks around Merope. Maia appears to be a relatively slow rotator, and as such has a fairly quiet atmosphere. As a result, different kinds of atoms drift downward under the pull of gravity, whereas others are lofted upward by radiation, the effects making Maia one of the "mercury-manganese stars," in which these two and other chemical elements are greatly enhanced (manganese in Maia up by a factor of 160 compared with hydrogen). The star also has a bit of a curious history. Fifty years ago, the great astronomer Otto Struve suggested that Maia was slightly variable, with a period of a few hours. It thence became the prototype of a whole class of "Maia variables" that included Pherkad (Gamma Ursae Minoris) and that were in an otherwise stable realm of temperature and luminosity. Astronomers have argued since then about the reality of the class. Only recently has the issue been put to rest, when the prototype (and some others) were found to be stable and not varying at all (though others in the purported class do vary for other reasons).
Taken from: James Kaler, Professor Emeritus of Astronomy, University of Illinois
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maia_%28star%29"

Might be more than your looking for.
But it was interesting and fun.

You might put your picture where your avatar would go.

Good luck.

Answer 6

It would help if you put up a link or something to see it but I was thinking something like
"Reach for the mystic unknown"
"skygazer's reward"
or
"Catch some inspiration".

Let me know how it turns out. I love all things stary.

Answer 7

Star Shine (lights the night?)
Star Dust -- pocket full of? Hand full of?
All that glitters -- too trite?
The light in your eyes . . . .
The only thing greater than yourself...OK I stole that from "Roots"
Without dark, there is no light. Without light there is no dark. (You know this, being an arteeest)

When you gonna post your pic? Love to see it! Paint ON!!

Answer 8

I like the wishes hopes and dreams saying, it seems fitting ♥

Answer 9

Aspire

Answer 10

"pouring star light into Heaven"
"touching eternity"
"absorbing the bliss"
"stealing rays"
"soul glitter"
"following the after-glow"