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By: Patrick Girouard,
on 12/15/2016
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on 9/9/2016
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October's themed word is ORANGE. I'm posting this image from Wild Ones, Critters in the City because the girl calling her lost dog is wearing an ORANGE shirt.
This book comes out Spring 2016, is written by Carol Malnor, published by Dawn Publishing and illustrated by me, Cathy Morrison.
Orange you glad I didn't say banana?
By: Laura Zarrin,
on 6/4/2014
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To recover my mojo, I signed up for an online painting class by Mati Rose McDonough. It's been so fun and the perfect excuse to just play. Here's one of the paintings I've been working on this week.
And here's some pics from my garden. Happy summer!
By: Mike Cressy,
on 4/18/2014
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By: nicole,
on 3/3/2013
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By: DIANE SMITH,
on 2/11/2013
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Anyway, didn't I say I might just tweak the painting a little? Well, that wasn't exactly true. When it came down to it, I think I tweaked it a lot. Of course, it may not look different but, with a little close observation, one might notice differences. Frankly, I became frustrated with the 2 flowers on the right - they became rather muddled by overworking with to many colors - I even completely painted out the bottom one and started over.
Light was an interesting challenge as I had a changing light source (a south-facing window) to my left which caused moving shadows and a secondary interior light overhead/right which created shadows of its own. I realized that I was giving conflicting information with cast shadows of the flower petals on both sides of the vase/creamer, but I liked the shapes and decided to keep them. And that's what was truly liberating about this project compared with the first one which was much more dependent on observation. For this one, I gave myself permission to use more artistic license and mostly responded to what was happening on the paper. Besides liking the shapes of some of the shadows, I also liked the orange from the flowers reflected on the porcelain surface - it wasn't nearly as pronounced in real life, but I liked it in the painting.
I still have dreams of one do doing a "quick" little still life that captures its essence with a minimum of strokes... (sigh)
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like everyone who knows me didn't know this was coming!
By: Nina Mata,
on 11/28/2011
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By: Sara Burrier,
on 9/14/2011
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Yuppers, it's turnin' into autumn!
First thing's first...
The new Flower of the Month fairy for September is finished! It's been finished for a few weeks (sorry for my delay in posting). I have started November, she should be out by the end of September, if not the first week of October.
My mother's birthday is in September, so any time I do a piece that has to do with Libra, September, Sapphire, or Autumn I tend to show features that resemble my mom.
She's a constant source of inspiration for me in the women I wish to show having courage and maturity. Plus, she has long gorgeous black hair. That inspires me EVERY time. :)
View the entire image and print listing on Etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/79669617/print-fairy-september-sapphire-flower
A Painting for Halloween
I don't normally paint for Halloween. It's been years since I even had the desire to. Now...that's not saying I don't like Halloween, but my work tends to be something that could be used year round. I like that. But I do so love a good mask, so I thought I'd paint one. :)
Here's the work in progress. She's pretty small; a 4x6 painting. Something quick but elegant. I have always wanted to throw a Masquerade Ball, hopefully someday I will. But until then, I must live through my paintings.
I hope to have her finished by the end of the week. If not, I'll go crazy! Not quite sure what to call her yet...
Have you ever been to a Masquerade Ball? If so, was it as much fun as they look? I want to know!
By: Sara Burrier,
on 6/27/2011
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In one week I will be giving away an original watercolor painting!!
Painting Stats:
Title: Button
Image Size: 2.5 x 5.5 Inches
Paper Size: 4 x 6 inches
Value: $40.00
Painted on the finest Arches 140lbs. Hot Press watercolor paper using professional watercolors that will last lifetimes. Title, signature, and year created will also be on the paper below the painting in white space provided. My signature "SMB" is within the painting, as always in the lower right hand corner. Signature watermark will not appear on original painting.
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By: Sara Burrier,
on 1/20/2011
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on 12/6/2010
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By: Patrick Girouard,
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| the lucky one 6x6 acrylic on canvas ©the enchanted easel 2016 |
and a little throwback thursday!
adorable little Mei-Lin was created back in february to commemorate 2016's year of the monkey. holding her lucky orange well, she was too cute not to submit into this week's IF theme of what else...."orange".
{it's september so i can still say, "gung hay fat choy!"}
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By: Patrick Girouard,
on 9/9/2016
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By: ARIS,
on 4/5/2016
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By: Susan Swan,
on 10/13/2015
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Rejected wrap around cover for PICK A CIRCLE,
and below, final front cover.
PICK A CIRCLE, GATHER SQUARES - written by Felicia Sanzari Chernsky,
illustrated by Susan Swan
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An experiment — egg tempera on illustration board.
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By: Shennen,
on 10/2/2015
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Flying orange in the sky….
5 Julia butterflies
from Butterfly Counting
written by Jerry Pallotta, illustrated by me, Charlesbridge, 2015.
Swimming orange in the sea….
clownfish
from Sea Slime: It's Eeuwy, Gooey, and Under the Sea
written by Ellen Prager, illustrated by me, Arbordale Publishing, 2014.
AND a special October Halloween bonus, how could I not include:
The Vampire Squid From Hell
Vampyroteuthis infernalis
from Sea Slime: It's Eeuwy, Gooey, and Under the Sea
written by Ellen Prager, illustrated by me, Arbordale Publishing, 2014.
Happy October everyone!!
Visit my blog @ www.shennenbersani.com
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By: Cathy Morrison,
on 10/1/2015
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| Wild Ones, Critters in the City |
This book comes out Spring 2016, is written by Carol Malnor, published by Dawn Publishing and illustrated by me, Cathy Morrison.
Orange you glad I didn't say banana?
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So it’s the end of the month, and it’s time to reflect a bit. In other words, reflecting on manga that we read this month and revealing that it was amazing. Let’s just say Justin continues to find absolutely weird manga on his reading list though and call it a day. Basara Justin: Despite all ... Read more
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By: Laura Zarrin,
on 6/4/2014
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I had a lot of deadlines lately, so I haven't been able to show many sketches of late. I'm also busy writing, which doesn't make for pretty pictures either. Sorry :) Here's my little dog friend as a consolation prize.
To recover my mojo, I signed up for an online painting class by Mati Rose McDonough. It's been so fun and the perfect excuse to just play. Here's one of the paintings I've been working on this week.
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| Small detail of a work in progress. |
And here's some pics from my garden. Happy summer!
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By: Mike Cressy,
on 4/18/2014
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From a picture book I'm writing called: "The Invasion"
I'll post the next color soon.
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By: nicole,
on 3/3/2013
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with her bright cheery little self. accompanied by her beloved starfish friend :) she is the mermaid for the month of November.
she is now FOR SALE found here:
also listed in my shop are Beryl (March's mermaid) and my personal favorite one so far, little Olivine (August's mermaid....MY month).
next up on the table is sweet little June. based on the elegant and graceful pearl.
check back a sneak peek....;)
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By: DIANE SMITH,
on 2/11/2013
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A rare day-off for Lincoln's Birthday, the big kids all gone to friends' houses, and a little sunshine on the front patio means that my littlest can have fun playing out front while mom updates things on the laptop.
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| Spring flowers have already arrived. |
Anyway, didn't I say I might just tweak the painting a little? Well, that wasn't exactly true. When it came down to it, I think I tweaked it a lot. Of course, it may not look different but, with a little close observation, one might notice differences. Frankly, I became frustrated with the 2 flowers on the right - they became rather muddled by overworking with to many colors - I even completely painted out the bottom one and started over.
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| I think it's done - but I'm still not happy with the leaf - I'll just tweak it a little... |
Light was an interesting challenge as I had a changing light source (a south-facing window) to my left which caused moving shadows and a secondary interior light overhead/right which created shadows of its own. I realized that I was giving conflicting information with cast shadows of the flower petals on both sides of the vase/creamer, but I liked the shapes and decided to keep them. And that's what was truly liberating about this project compared with the first one which was much more dependent on observation. For this one, I gave myself permission to use more artistic license and mostly responded to what was happening on the paper. Besides liking the shapes of some of the shadows, I also liked the orange from the flowers reflected on the porcelain surface - it wasn't nearly as pronounced in real life, but I liked it in the painting.
I still have dreams of one do doing a "quick" little still life that captures its essence with a minimum of strokes... (sigh)
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By: floating lemons,
on 1/29/2013
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Another exercise from my excellent e-course, The Art & Business of Surface Pattern Design, that I struggled to complete. The class is really challenging me which I consider absolutely brilliant even if I don't live up to my own expectations. But I'm certainly learning tons.
Remember my Playful Geometrics Giftwrap Collection from a couple of posts ago? Well, not only have I created a mockup presentation for it, but added gift tags and a square greeting card. Of course, this is when my printer decided to play up and print out the most dreadful smudges ... I finally found a way to work around that ... but I now have to learn more about gift-wrapping as, honestly, I've just hidden all the dreadful mistakes I've made! I'm not going to go anywhere near mentioning my lack of photographic skills. All now on my lengthy to do list.
Anyway, here are the results:
Here's the mockup page for the Gift Tags:
And here's the one for the Greeting Card:
Phew. I'm exhausted! Taking a tea break before getting back to work on my next piece. Cheers!
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on 10/2/2012
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By: Steve Novak,
on 9/21/2012
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Last year I illustrated a picture book titled, A Caring Deed For Becky for Featherweight Press. It was written by Susan Wigden.
I've spelled her name "Widgen" incorrectly at least a thousand times, but that's neither here nor there.
In any case, Susan is currently making the rounds with the book and I thought I'd post a video of a school reading she did earlier this year.
Want a copy? Of course you do.
Get it through Amazon HERE and Barnes and Noble HERE.
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By: nicole,
on 7/8/2012
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well, i've been busy working on re-doing the website (which is DONE-thank God). i had to keep myself *sane* in the meantime...so how do i do that?! i PAINT! and then, all is right with the world:)
i LOVE painting nursery art for little kids (as i have an obsession with cute bedding AND could be locked in babies r us for days on end).
i came across the bedding below called In The Woods and i HAD to paint my version of those cute little owls. AND what made it completely irresistible to me....pink and orange....my two favorite colors!:)
well, they are FOR SALE here in my etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/103929497/ophelia-and-olivia-owls-nursery-art-set
please feel free to buy them. they are kinda CUTE....;)
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on 5/1/2012
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By: nicole,
on 3/25/2012
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like everyone who knows me didn't know this was coming!pippa loves peyton:)
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By: Nina Mata,
on 11/28/2011
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As always, Thanksgiving, was a time for being grateful for all the wonderful blessings that’ve been presented to us this year and all the years before…to get together with family and friends…followed by a slight feeling of regret that I may have ate a little too much. But nonetheless it was a great weekend. Our turkey?
A success!
Rave reviews about our very first turkey! So awesome. Thank goodness for the internet and showing us the perfect way to brine this massive bird. It was deeeelicious, we’ll definitely be sticking with this recipe for the future. Even my niece Chloe grabbed a second helping and her mom said she didn’t like turkey. As of yesterday, we are officially out of leftovers. YAY!
Hope everyone had a great start to the holidays as well!
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By: Sara Burrier,
on 9/14/2011
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Asters for September
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| "Aster" - Flower of September |
First thing's first...
The new Flower of the Month fairy for September is finished! It's been finished for a few weeks (sorry for my delay in posting). I have started November, she should be out by the end of September, if not the first week of October.
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| My Mama |
She's a constant source of inspiration for me in the women I wish to show having courage and maturity. Plus, she has long gorgeous black hair. That inspires me EVERY time. :)
View the entire image and print listing on Etsy:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/79669617/print-fairy-september-sapphire-flower
A Painting for Halloween
I don't normally paint for Halloween. It's been years since I even had the desire to. Now...that's not saying I don't like Halloween, but my work tends to be something that could be used year round. I like that. But I do so love a good mask, so I thought I'd paint one. :)
Here's the work in progress. She's pretty small; a 4x6 painting. Something quick but elegant. I have always wanted to throw a Masquerade Ball, hopefully someday I will. But until then, I must live through my paintings.
I hope to have her finished by the end of the week. If not, I'll go crazy! Not quite sure what to call her yet...
Have you ever been to a Masquerade Ball? If so, was it as much fun as they look? I want to know!
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By: Sara Burrier,
on 6/27/2011
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Don't want anyone to miss out!
Painting Stats:
Title: Button
Image Size: 2.5 x 5.5 Inches
Paper Size: 4 x 6 inches
Value: $40.00
Painted on the finest Arches 140lbs. Hot Press watercolor paper using professional watercolors that will last lifetimes. Title, signature, and year created will also be on the paper below the painting in white space provided. My signature "SMB" is within the painting, as always in the lower right hand corner. Signature watermark will not appear on original painting.
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MANDATORY ENTRY: Visit my Etsy Shop and find your favorite listing. Then visit my blog on Warrior Princess' Dream and comment what it was (required).
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- 1 entry - Heart my etsy shop sarambutcher.etsy.com then post so below
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By: katieallen,
on 6/14/2011
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Philip Stone
Publication Date:
Tue, 14/06/2011 - 16:09
John Grisham's The Confession (Arrow) has retained its position at the summit of the Official UK Top 50 despite a 32% drop in sales week-on-week.
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By: Sara Burrier,
on 1/20/2011
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"Lady of the Forest"
watercolor & colored pencil
((( print on Etsy )))
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By: Nina Mata,
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A de-lish treat for any occasion!
Even after a hefty meaty meal such as the ones a large Filipino family gathering are known for, there’s always room for flan. I don’t know about any other Filipino household but in my family it’s not party without Tita’s (insert auntie’s nickname here)‘s Flan. And people almost always seem to be surprised when the plate of Leche Flan comes out as the echos of “OoHs” and “WaaaoooWs “hover around this little plate of goodness as if no one was expecting Tita (insert auntie’s nickname here) to come over with this dish…even if she’d been bringing Leche Flan over for like umpteenth plus years now.
Here’s a quick little illustrated instruction on how Leche Flan is generally made. I’ve personally never made Leche Flan before. And to avoid any aunties assuming I’m trying to grand stand their signature dish…I don’t think I’ll ever be attempting to make one anytime soon either. But if you have a go at it let me know!
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Hello Sara.
Always a pleasure to see your wonderful art!
I'm Libra! (October)
Happy birthday to your mother (she has a nice smile, clear, transparent)
greetings!