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2nd generation Californian. I live and work in Topanga, CA as a professional artist. Airbrush and handpaint artwork all about buildings and homes.
1. Illustration Friday: Egg
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By: Valerie Walsh, on 3/30/2013
Blog: ValGal Art (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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My submission for Illustration Friday's " Egg
" is one of my Home Town die cut greeting cards. This card  is a shoppe that features Easter items  and like all of my Home Town cards it stands on it's own and when you collect all 5 you have a little town :) The original is Liquitex acrylics on Canson AirBrush Paper. Each card is a different die cut and there are 10 different buildings in total for holidays, birthdays, important anniversaries or simply just to say I am thinking of you.

Happy Easter and Happy Passover!




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