Welcome to Paint Party Friday hosted by Kristin and Eva. I saw a pretty photo in the newspaper, it was entitled 'flowers blooming on Parliament Hill, Ottawa'. This is my version.
A beautiful idea to create something that you've seen as a photo. I love the yellow of the trees, it's warm and buttery (in a really good way). I especially like the big clock!
the yellow just pops, here! I like the softness to it...and yes, i agree with sophia, i love how you are inspired by photos and magazines! have a great friday! xo
Nice work, Christine! I like the contrast of the yellow blooms against the darker tones of the clock. Great idea to use photos from magazines as inspiration for paintings.
Very lovely version of Parliment Hill. I also like your submission for Sweet Saturday, they look yummy but we do not have those here, we have Skinny Cow.
This is a very happy painting.Love the yellow color of the flowers.Hate crowds so haven't been near there, maybe I should think about visiting there sometime soon....your art piece did that to me!
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Hi Christine. Happy PPF! I like your version of Parliament Hill. Soft colors, very nice.
I love how the trees have yellow blooms and the city scape with the clock! Nice Parliament Hill. Happy PPF! Theresa
Happy PPF Christine, loving your version of Parliament Hill, Annette x
Isn't it amazing how we find inspiration all around us and how uniquely each of us interprets it?! :) Happy PPF! :) Keep them coming!
Very pretty!! And there are indeed lots of flowers around Parliament Hill this time of year... (I'd go see them if only I wasn't weeding! ha)
thank you for visiting are familiar with the Sault?I ask because it sounds like you know about the Agawa Tour Train,, its beautiful in winter too!
love it! Happy PPF!
Sigo tu método de trabajo, selecciono una foto que me gusta y la reproduzco según la veo.
Tu estilo tiene un toque naif.
Saludos.
a lovely piece Christine
Nice work. I like the darkness of the buildings against the bright blooms. HAPPY PPF!
Happy PPF! Lovely drawing you have here!
Oooh - I really like the perspective of this one (and the vibrant yellow set against the muted colors)!
xo
Kristin
So cute with such lovely colors. Happy PPF.
A beautiful idea to create something that you've seen as a photo. I love the yellow of the trees, it's warm and buttery (in a really good way). I especially like the big clock!
the yellow just pops, here! I like the softness to it...and yes, i agree with sophia, i love how you are inspired by photos and magazines! have a great friday! xo
It looks like parliament is announcing Spring, it's lovely
Makes me feel happy! Love the colors. Have a great weekend. :-)
Nice piece! I love the touch of the time on the clock! And those happy yellow leaves!
Looks like you were having fun at the Parliment!! Happy PPF to you too!!
Thanks for your comment on my blog!
Beautiful job! So wonderful to be part of such a sharing group. Thanks for visiting my blog!
Beautiful painting, I love the arrangement of the elements and colors. Greetings.
simple and graphic - a nice interpretation.
Nice work, Christine! I like the contrast of the yellow blooms against the darker tones of the clock. Great idea to use photos from magazines as inspiration for paintings.
I like the contrast of Parliament all dark and mysterious maybe even dark(evil) and than nature so soft and colourful and innocent ;0) Dxx
How cool to be able to draw from a picture.
Very lovely version of Parliment Hill. I also like your submission for Sweet Saturday, they look yummy but we do not have those here, we have Skinny Cow.
Nicely done! I love that you used a limited palette.
I like your clock tower and soft yellow flowers! Happy PFF!
love your little parliament hill. especially the yellow flowers. happy PPF!
This is a very happy painting.Love the yellow color of the flowers.Hate crowds so haven't been near there, maybe I should think about visiting there sometime soon....your art piece did that to me!
Annabelle
Did you use crayons??? I LOVE this♥
Lisa. I always use watercolour pencils. But I mean to try acrylics one of these days.
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