I have been very busy workwise, normally things are quiet at the start of the year, but it has gone crazy, 4 briefs to work on and more work on the NEW project, I'm still not definite about the new thing, but hopefully will know soon??? No new artwork to show as yet. But here's one I did earlier, as they say. I have put this into the 'vintage' title on the 'Being Creative' project with Julia Crossland. Hope you like it?? I'm particularly proud of the highlighty bits! It's stuck in my folder, not been bought by anyone, so I may put it in a frame on the wall?? Bit of a strange subject, but I like it, the teaset belonged to my Mum, no longer with us, a little bit of posh in our lives it was! See you again soon folks. X
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Saturday, 7 January 2012
The North Wind Doth Blow...and we shall have snow...
I have been very busy workwise, normally things are quiet at the start of the year, but it has gone crazy, 4 briefs to work on and more work on the NEW project, I'm still not definite about the new thing, but hopefully will know soon??? No new artwork to show as yet. But here's one I did earlier, as they say. I have put this into the 'vintage' title on the 'Being Creative' project with Julia Crossland. Hope you like it?? I'm particularly proud of the highlighty bits! It's stuck in my folder, not been bought by anyone, so I may put it in a frame on the wall?? Bit of a strange subject, but I like it, the teaset belonged to my Mum, no longer with us, a little bit of posh in our lives it was! See you again soon folks. X
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Tea; with proper cups and a pot? That is my idea of a very good subject. It evokes holiday memories when we have time to brew a decent cup and drink the pot load. I actually think the highlights on the china show well against the delicate lace. Ooooh, with all those snowy pictures and this I think I'll put the kettle on.
ReplyDeleteI think the teapot and teacups painting is lovely! I can imagine it doing well on Etsy if you ever go there. :) The lace is very nice and must have taken a lot of patience.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for the lovely comments, always nice to drink tea from a china cup isn't it, even if it's a mug. I must try and get an Etsy shop going this year, I would sell prints? But that means an expensive printer??...I did use masking fluid quite a bit on this if I remember rightly, I think that's how the highlights turned out well.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie! glad you did not get taken away by the wind!
ReplyDeletethis painting is gorgeous, it’s sunny and happy, and makes want to drop in to have a cup of tea!! and i agree with Kathleen, the lace looks incredible.
xo sandra
(and yes Julie, I absolutely dream of illustrating stories and books)
How lovely you found a moment to get some fresh air and a little leg stretch! Wind is MY most dislike bit of weather as well! Don't like it in my ears... it blows stuff around... and you can't hear things properly!
ReplyDeleteHas the husband gotten over being bonked with a snow ball? Did he retaliate? :))))
A tearoom? How delightful... I wouldn't know where to find one here. Perhaps if i need a proper cup i'll have to travel back across the seas! :))))
I wonder the same thing about needing a special printer and inks to compete in the "prints" market?? I have bought some small things from a local artist and they mention certain inks and are printed on what looks like watercolor paper?
So many questions... :))))
Hi Melody, the wind messes with my head, I've got myself a hat with ear flaps, it's great protection, but I look daft:)
ReplyDeleteThat tearoom is one of the best!
I've been looking at printers....too many pennies...they can print on watercolour paper, I suppose you have to speculate to accumulate?? If you look at prints on Etsy it sometimes says what printer they use.