quite a straightforward one from me this week - though please take note of my Brooklyn brownstones in the background, even if they are a shade of olive green.
FW inks and Ecoline inks on Daler Bristol Board - lovely smooth surface.
Did this for Woman and Home magazine - the article was actually about the pros and cons of having a baby when your other children were already quite grown-up. Think some might call that a "mistake"...there is a 7 year gap between me and my sisters, which I am sure was wholly intended! :-)
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That is adorable!
Totally wonderful! And the brownstones are great; I'll try to follow you from now on. I'm waving at you across the Firth of Forth from Haddington.
So lovely,style and colors!!!
Lovely loose, fluid style and exciting use of color.
Great work! Love it!
Nice technique!
Gosh, I just love all of your work! Really nice, cool stuff!
Really warm and friendly. I love the way the vivid figures are set off by the lines of the houses.
lovely illustration - love the color choices and the brownstones in the background
ooh - thankyou everyone! Your comments are all appreciated!
And hello to Connie - I am waving back at you!
This is very pretty, great colors! I read once about the illustrator Brian Wildsmith, especially British people long so much for tropical sunshine that they have a tendency to imagine their world in the brightest colors. Whichever is true, lovely colors! Want to see more!
Awww, such a tender feeling to this!
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