this is probably one of my favorites from you!!! He looks eternally ever so delicate, and soft... like a melting dessert with strawberry lips and cheeks...and the glitter looks like tears that have been hastily wiped away with the back of his hand <3 aaah!!!!! wonderfulllll
i hope you finish your paintings and post up more! though, i can totally relate to the temporary curse of lazy finger bones...
and Elaine, i want to thank you so much for your advice on my last blog post... you always make so much sense; reminding me to take my time and enjoy the process of developing rather than forcing and pushing myself. :-) and yes. you are totally right about doing things that feels right at the moment rather than trying to live what others deem "youth well spent". it's been bugging me alot lately, but i feel so relieved to hear that you could relate! i think we may have other ideas of how youth is "well spent". another path, perhaps. one that is slow and filled with bright colored daisies :-)
this is beautiful! i adore the glitter, wish i could make something this pretty. please paint one so i can make my terrible halls of residence room lovely!
wonderful blog with lots of talent lots of love rosie
I'm the same with my drawings :(
ReplyDeleteI'ts ever such a beautiful painting though xxx
I do the same too! I love how you've added the glitter (:
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It's beautiful, I love the little bow and the glitter!
ReplyDeleteyou are fabulously talented :)
ReplyDeleteand as a matter of fact, i have a half-finished painting in my room at the mo'... i think i should go finish it ♥
this is probably one of my favorites from you!!!
ReplyDeleteHe looks eternally ever so delicate, and soft...
like a melting dessert with strawberry lips and cheeks...and the glitter looks like tears that have been hastily wiped away with the back of his hand <3 aaah!!!!! wonderfulllll
i hope you finish your paintings and post up more! though, i can totally relate to the temporary curse of lazy finger bones...
and Elaine, i want to thank you so much for your advice on my last blog post... you always make so much sense; reminding me to take my time and enjoy the process of developing rather than forcing and pushing myself. :-) and yes. you are totally right about doing things that feels right at the moment rather than trying to live what others deem "youth well spent". it's been bugging me alot lately, but i feel so relieved to hear that you could relate!
i think we may have other ideas of how youth is "well spent". another path, perhaps. one that is slow and filled with bright colored daisies :-)
O merci, merci my dearest. xx
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful! i adore the glitter, wish i could make something this pretty. please paint one so i can make my terrible halls of residence room lovely!
ReplyDeletewonderful blog with lots of talent
lots of love
rosie