Doodlewash Art Challenge & Friday Face Off
8. Clock
7. Narwhal
10. Dragon. I didn't know where to start with a dragon so I watched a 'how to' YouTube video. Mine is a different colour.
11. Limb
12. Morning Glory
9. Pattern - I was painting with my granddaughter using cheap metallic paints. I made a pattern with the colours then cut it up and rearranged it. I cut out birds from another sheet to collage on top.
Photo Challenges
1950's village, Beamish
I don't think the vehicle is from the 50's
In the stables - 1900's town
The horse thinks they are funny
Washington 2021
and I'll finish with my Flower of the Week
Have a fun week!
What a great collection. Love the doodles, and that desk and the sewing machine!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda. I wish I could watch you create. You have such a beautiful style and your use of color has always impressed me. Plus all of the creature you come up with. Your art makes me happy. That Morning Glory is gorgeous and I do love the backgrounds too. The photos are great! I love that kitchen but I wouldn't want to have to cook there. The highchair brings back memories. We had one just like it. That horse is just to funny. Thank you for sharing all of this with FFO and have a very nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteA clock face of course! Nicevart and photos for the challenges.
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ReplyDeleteYou have such a lot to show, and always enjoyable to see.
ReplyDeleteThe western dragon is quite different from the Asian one, which is more of a scaly snake with horns, whiskers and no wings. Instead of flying, it rises and wriggles itself upwards. The legs are just short stumps, but have prominent claws. The dragon is usually depicted clutching a (golden) ball and is breathing smoke, but emitting no fire.
I wouldn't know where to start drawing one, either!
I like your bird collages - could be a good Spoonflower pattern?
There is something very charming about the 1950's village. Everything looks small and a bit cramped, but also cosy and handy.
Queenie
Fun, you are also in vintage with the photos 😀
ReplyDeleteThe paintings are all wonderful 🎉
Enjoy the weekend 😘
You always have imaginative drawings. They are always fun to see. I hope you have a great weekend and Valentine's Day too.
ReplyDeleteI love the dragon-he's great. Your photos are fabulous. I was wondering if I could paint your photo of that little stove in the kitchen? It is so cute-of course it is fine if you decline.
ReplyDeleteAlways a delight to see your artwork, I love the Morning Glory and the dragons. Wonderful to see the vintage furniture and the sewing machine in particular. Wonderful share.
ReplyDeleteHe's a very fine dragon!
ReplyDeleteLovely art Lin.
ReplyDeleteI especially like hickory dickory dock (as I've called it) love the clock and mice.
But all of your art looks great.
So nice to have a look back at the1950's village, Beamish.
Wishing you a good week ahead.
All the best Jan
Thank you for allowing me to do a painting of your beautiful little stove photo. I just finished it. When I know it's completely dry, I'll scan it and show it on my blog. I hope you will like it.
ReplyDeleteYour art is really fun. The Beamish house seems very homey.
ReplyDeleteI like you art this week, The tree limbs made me smile Lin. Beamish looks like a wonderful place to roam about
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