Doodlewash 14. Pet
Lino Prints - Hare and foliage
This one was printed on plain card but I thought I would try it on
a book page and
an old calendar
Photo Challenges
from the lovely coastal village called Runswick Bay
And this one also includes a bench for Pull up a Seat Photo Challenge
Flower of the Day is Lords-and-Ladies [Arum maculatum]
For Thursday TreeLove [plus more PUAS] I've gone back to Heraklion in Crete
That is all for now, hope you have a good week.
OK are you kidding me? That dog getting petted is amazing. You have created a fabulous piece. Your rabbit is awesome too. Thank you for sharing with FFO and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI use to love doing lino prints many years ago in school. I like the one on the book pages.
ReplyDeleteThe turquoise shutters are my favourite and the other divided windows are a treat as well.
Thanks for joining in Monday Window Lin 😀
Supper dog painting 👏 and beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy a weekend ahead 🦋
...Runswick Bay looks like a storybook village!
ReplyDeleteLove your doodlewash pet ... such an adorable face.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs from Runswick Bay, it looks a very pleasant coastal village.
Colourful trees in Heraklion :)
Enjoy the coming weekend and hope next week will be a good one for you.
All the best Jan
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The dog is lovely and I like the linorpints as well. Back in schools - ages ago - we did linoprints and I liked it a lot. I don't know why I never got back to it. Runswick Bay reminds me a bit of Clovelly in Devon.
ReplyDeleteI've always liked your prints on book pages. You can enjoy both the artwork and the text it is printed on.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many lovely villages in the UK.
Queenie
Excellent piece for the face off! -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures!and I love your dog painting!
ReplyDeleteI love the doodlewashes, and the perspective looking down alongside the stone building. The fist image is my favorite. There's nothing like petting a dog to make you and the dog feel better.
ReplyDeleteYou had me with your first drawing. It's fantastic. I was just saying how hard hands can be to draw, but you nailed the on here! And you asked the sweet dog too. Enjoy your weekend. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteThat lino print works really well - crisp and clear!
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