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1. When Hearts Take Flight

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"When Hearts Take Flight" (watercolor on paper, 7" x 10"). This little piece began as a series of wet-into-wet washes. After the washes dried, I looked for possible shapes or hints in the direction that I might want to take. That's when I saw the dove. I added shadows and forced shapes to come forward (hearts and ribbons) but left the dove basically the same soft shape. The color scheme is warm (oranges and reds) with blue accepts. "When Hearts Take Flight" is available for purchase on my website (under "Watercolor Weekly).

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2. Breakfast with Grandma

Blueberries may not seem like an obvious answer to "family stuff", but read my blog http://lindahensley.blogspot.com/ to see the connection. Blueberry waffles and Grandma make for great memories :)

This is my first posting with Watercolor Wednesday. I've loved looking at everyone's work!

5 Comments on Breakfast with Grandma, last added: 7/19/2010
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3. Snowballs


I finally got one!
Snowmen are ..... just snowballs of various sizes!

3 Comments on Snowballs, last added: 1/20/2009
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4. Back to weekly prompts?

It seems to me that trying to work on portfolio pieces here, while being a rather ambitious undertaking, has been a dismal failure for most of the membership.

How about a show of hands to go back to weekly prompts and a fun place to blow off some creative steam? We can use the prompts to work on portfolio pieces if we want/need them.

All in favor?

10 Comments on Back to weekly prompts?, last added: 11/25/2008
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5. The Beginnings of Bear.


Hi Everyone, this is another coincindence for me as I happen to have just started illustrating a story my friend has written. I've never done this before so I'm treating it a bit like a college assignment and hopefully will end up with artwork suitable to send to publishers! Here's a page of studies I made of one of the main characters. He's called 'Bear.'

7 Comments on The Beginnings of Bear., last added: 10/16/2008
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6. Happy Birthday to Richard and to Bloggy.


This week's prompt is very timely for me, because you see today is the 1st birthday of my blog! I don't expect your brother is 1, but you did say there's room for interpretation!
Happy birthday Richard! Happy birthday Blog!

8 Comments on Happy Birthday to Richard and to Bloggy., last added: 10/5/2008
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7. Watercolor Wednesday "Happy Birthday"

Happy Birthday to you. May all your birthday wishes come true!

10 Comments on Watercolor Wednesday "Happy Birthday", last added: 10/1/2008
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8. What Can These Little Bears See? Oh my!

A lion? A tiger? What can these little bears see?!

8 Comments on What Can These Little Bears See? Oh my!, last added: 9/24/2008
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9. To Honor Ms. Potter


They had all decided that they would host a wonderful Tea Party in honor of the woman who gave them human like qualities.
"Here's to our heroine Beatrix Potter. She changed how the humans viewed us and gave us dignity and clothing."

9 Comments on To Honor Ms. Potter, last added: 9/2/2008
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10. In honor of Ms. Potter



I did this painting back in February. Since I went to the library and took out all the Potter books they had to work on my mousie, I thought it would be a good tribute piece. In the spring I was contacted by a counted cross stitch pattern maker to license the image as a a counted cross stitch. I must say that was a huge thrill. The pattern is up here.

The site also licensed several other pieces, mostly flowers, which have not been made into patterns yet.

6 Comments on In honor of Ms. Potter, last added: 8/30/2008
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11. In the kingdom one afternoon



Sorry I've been MIA. My plate suddenly got fuller than I expected. I still want to "play catch up" for the couple of weeks I missed.

I just sort of scribbled until this lovely lady showed up on the paper. What do you think?

My portfolio

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12. Great Graphic Novels


Two of our graphic novels are featured in an School Library Journal article this month. King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, from our Graphic Revolve set, and Tiger Moth, Insect Ninja, from our Graphic Sparks set, are spotlighted in Michele Gorman’s list of 25 great graphic novels for young readers. The books are among some great company--our sister company Capstone Press's The Shocking World of Electricity with Max Axiom, Super Scientist! is listed, as are a bunch of other great books.

Check out our website to see the other graphic-novel retellings of classic books in our Graphic Revolve set, and other funny, goofy books in our Graphic Sparks set.

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