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Blog: the enchanted easel (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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https://www.etsy.com/listing/94197949/rainclouds-and-rainbows-reproduction |
https://www.etsy.com/listing/96758366/baby-bunny-with-easter-egg-original |
https://www.etsy.com/listing/124707690/thea-and-her-wishing-tree-reproduction |
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Blog: Diana Levin Illustration (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Blog: Diana Levin Illustration (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Sweet Little Mermaid lost in thought in the vastness of the tranquil ocean. Her little fish friends constant companions in her adventures.
The glass cameo is set in a beautiful Antique Vintage Bronze Setting. The whole piece measures 40mm Tall x 35mm Wide.
It comes with a vintage Antique bronze chain. The chain is 24″ in length.
Blog: Diana Levin Illustration (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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As many of people know, while I do draw cute things, they tend to have a darker side. I have been lately working on some art that is more on the cute side without the twists and darkness. That is not to mean I am giving up my dark, whimsical view of fairy tales, but diversifying my art.
So I would like to introduce my new line of art known as Little Fairytale Art, a new line of prints and jewelry brought to you by Diana Levin Art. I have decided to run this line as a separate etsy store, starting with three pieces that will gradually expand over time. This store will run in conjunction with my regular etsy store, allowing me to show the two sides of my art, growing each store individually while having some crossover. As the lines progress, they may merge into one store or each may grow into further different directions becoming even more unique collections.
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I have stumbled upon something this week which has made me wonder "Why haven't I done this before?!"
Pantone comes out with colors for the Spring and Fall every year in February (I think). This includes the color of the year and the colors most companies and fashion designers will use to advertise and create.
With my goal to sell my work to manufacturing companies and to license it out, it would only make sense that I too use these colors! Certainly an "Ah ha!" moment.
Fall colors on the left, Spring on the right |
Researching and finding Pantone's color groups. I find this amazing and was totally worth the work. Why? Because now I have something to follow instead of thinking "Which would be the best combination of colors to use?" Brilliant!
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Drew up this image on Sunday (?) thinking of Mother's Day and a request I received a while back. Placing the Pantone color schemes to work. Truly loved how my thoughts and problem solving was directed to other things, like painting skin, instead of what the colors where going to be.
Took it a step further and created the 10 Pantone colors for Spring/Summer and the 10 Pantone colors for Fall/Winter in watercolor. I googled this and didn't find anyone trying to re-create these colors.
Word of warning tho if you're going to copy these: probably not the most conventional way of doing it. Each set isn't made with one red, blue, and yellow like most palettes would. I just used what I had in my huge circle palette that would give me the color I was going for.
Find the list of colors used HERE.
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Blog: warrior princess dream (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I'm trying to create work that reflects me, even if it's commissioned work or something for licensing. If I'm not connected to it somehow it lacks heart and thus very little connection with others. In watching my sales on Etsy, the pieces that sell the most are the ones my heart truly connected with.
"Waiting" |
"Life Song" |
Well, like "Waiting" my thoughts began to roam. I have been very focused on seeing my husband, Brian, and the health of our marriage. He really is the center of my world right next to God, and I have used him for reference but never a piece th
Blog: warrior princess dream (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I want to give away a painting, and I think Valentine's Day is the perfect time.
Paper Size: 9x12
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AdoraPet’s Pima Puppy and Pico Puppy Series 4 stars Author: YiShaun Yang Illustrators: Jeeyun Lee & Claire Cho Publisher: AdoraPet Publishing Publication Date: 2011 Number of Pages: 24 each book The AdoraPet’s Series, star Pima Puppy and Pico Puppy, two lovable characters ready to take your children on many journeys. At a time when children’s [...]
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Blog: the fabled needle | an art, craft and sewing blog! (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I finished a scarflette. Don’t you love the color?
If you follow along on Facebook you probably know that I got a treadle sewing machine. Singer model 115, 1921. Bought it from the original owner (I even have the old, hand-written receipt). Wonderful condition. I scrubbed down the parlor cabinet which is why I took the head (machine) out and left it on the built-in in the breakfast nook. Looks nice there though. Check out the mermaid details. Now I just need to learn how to use it.
I’m onto making a cardigan. My carpal tunnel and tendonitis issues have not really gotten in the way of my knitting, even though I’ve been working up a storm (on the computer). I’m not going to question it, just accept it and be grateful. I mean, look how far along I am! I’m changing up the pattern a bit: 2×2 rib instead of cables, half or 3/4 sleeves instead of short, and adding a mustard-gold stripe or two running through the cuffs and waist ribbing. I’m looking forward to making the button band as I’ve never made one before. The main color is “Squirrel Heather,” isn’t that cute? Both are Knit Picks Swish DK.
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Blog: the dust of everyday life (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I was about to post my "Teacher" image for the new month, and I noticed that I had missed the "Pirate" theme of August, so I snuck this on.
Blog: the fabled needle | an art, craft and sewing blog! (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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I’m looking at my to-do pile/rack of sewing projects, my art supplies and other crafty things and I’m feeling rather…MEH about it all right now. The desire is there but not the will to do any of it. Eep! Usually this feeling doesn’t hit me until mid to late summer. I like to call this feeling “Befuddled Burnout.” When there’s just so much on your plate and you canNOT even begin to pick at your mashed potatoes. My husband reminds me that I don’t have to be Superwoman but it’s so hard to not feel like I must, you know?
On the bright side, I’m been working out almost every day (mostly yoga), finally getting enough sleep, and have read through book 6 of the Enola Holmes series. (So, SO good!) And just because I haven’t had the inclination to do much besides the aforementioned activities in addition to work, that doesn’t mean I don’t continue to find (and look for) inspiration in other people’s work.
So instead of forcing myself to do some of the things I think I “need” to do (like constructing a certain ’60s dress that has been driving me a bit crazy) I’m just going to sit back and enjoy the break!
Blog: Mayra's Secret Bookcase (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: young adult novel, mermaid, by L. K. Madigan, The Mermaid’s Mirror, Add a tag
Released: October 4, 2010
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Books for Children (320 pages)
Fifteen-year old Lena loves the sea. More than anything, she wants to learn to surf, but her dad, who hasn’t gone into the water for many years, prohibits it. Lena doesn’t know exactly why, except for the fact that he had a mysterious accident and almost drowned when she was a little girl. As Lena’s sixteenth birthday approaches, she decides to learn to surf behind her father’s back, and takes lessons from a friend. Soon, everybody is astounded by Lena’s skill and grace in the water. Her dexterity on the board is almost bizarre. This makes her consider surfing on Magic Crescent Cove, home of the most wild, dangerous waves.
One day, Lena sees a head popping out of the water. At first, she thinks it’s a seal, but soon Lena realizes that what she has seen isn’t human. Around the same time, Lena begins to feel an urge to find something, to search for something, though she doesn’t know for what. Then, on her birthday, she decides to surf on Magic Crescent Cove. Needless to say, she almost drowns, but something—or something—brings her to the surface and puts a key in her hand
What does the key open? Do mermaids exist or is Lena losing her mind? Why won’t her father and stepmother tell her what is going on? Lena knows they’re hiding something from her.
The Mermaid’s Mirror is a marvelous novel that combines mystery, fantasy and a touch of romance. It is also an adventure and, in a way, a coming-of-age story about a young teenager who belongs to two worlds and must ultimately choose between both.
It is refreshing to read books where teenagers don’t sulk or curse and children and parents love each other and treat one another with respect. The dynamics between Lena and her family are a delight to behold, and the author did a wonderful job in creating an imaginative yet utterly believable underwater fantasy world. The description of the mer-people and their way of life will transport the reader out of reality.
The Mermaid’s Mirror is at times a bit slow in the beginning, but later quickly picks up pace and the second half of the book is quite suspenseful. Lena is a lovely protagonist, just like the girl next door, yet possessing a very special secret.
This young adult novel is highly recommended for young readers and adults alike.
Blog: Fairy Lanterns (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Along with the fairy paintings currently on display at Sovereign House are other fairy finds. There are the fairy purses of course, and now another one of Avril's crochet inventions, a little blue-finned mermaid with cascading golden hair. Like the fairy purses she is made of the finest, silkiest cotton thread, very beguiling to the touch. She fits charmingly into the palm of one's hand.
Some weeks ago I found a pair of child-sized chairs in my favourite charity shop and brought them home to sand down and repaint with a fairy motif. The weeks have slipped by with so many things to have ready in time for the show, but this weekend I finally finished the chairs and brought them into the gallery.
On a table in the middle of the room are books, cards and ornaments.
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This is an image from a story that I have been working on for some time. These are the 4 wicked mermaids from the story ‘Jo Blight and the seven drawers”
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This is so adorable! I just checked out your etsy shop, and I am loving everything! I wish I had a baby so that I could deck out the walls with your art. Eh, who am I kidding - they will look great on my wall, too! :)
wow! what a lovely thing to say! you made my day...and the rest of my week penny!
thank you so very much! :)
Adorably cute and sweet! I love the delicate color.
Adorable!!! Adorable!!! Adorable!!!
thank you both so much!!!
cindy...i'm working on a series of mermaids based on the birthstone/gemstone for the month. aquamarine is one of my favorites, even though i'm an august baby and not march ;)