Sunday, August 10, 2014

Sunday Sketches - Antique Bathtub

This piece is done on textured cardstock (8 1/2"h x 11"w) in acrylic. It's called 'Antique Bathtub'. Happy Sunday Sketches!


17 comments:

Valerie-Jael said...

Lovely bathtub. We have a lot of old bathtubs in the fields here, they are used to collect water for the animals! Valerie

sheila 77 said...

This is so good, love the towels hanging and the colour of the walls, and the bathtub of course. I like the way your paintings are uncluttered with space to breathe.

stefanie stark said...

I love love love your antique bathtube! I love the colors and the shape of the bathtube and how the towels hanging and how you did the shadows. Wonderful!

Plowing Through Life (Martha) said...

That is such a nice sketch, Christine! I love these types of bathtubs. I bet you have a great time creating these pieces of art. Happy Sunday to you!

Anonymous said...

It looks so old, but how well it would fit my body!

Adam said...

great bathtub sketch

Lorraine said...

love that yellow..fab

Gloria Baker said...

Awww Iove this bathtub!!
Beautiful!
xo

Serena Lewis said...

Lovely work, Christine! The towels hanging on the wall are a nice touch.

Lisabella Russo said...

What a great painting! I love the bathtub, it's so elegant!

The Rev. Arnoldo L. Romero, MLA said...

Sweet! I love those old bathtubs. Blessings, my friend!

Michellem said...

Love the wall color in your bathroom!!

Dee said...

Wow! You are one talented lady. Your sketch looks like something I'd see in a store and that bathtub takes me back to my childhood. We had a bathtub that was very similar to the one in your sketch... :)

Lilly said...

That is great Christine. Your art has progressed in leaps and bounds. You are very talented.

Jenn Jilks said...

This is excellent!

Jenn Jilks said...

I mean your drawing, but the tub, too!

GalleryJuana said...

wishing you another week of creative art! love how this came out in beautiful colors and lines!

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