Here is a heartwarming local story of a boy whose lonely birthday turned into something different thanks to social media. He has Asperger's syndrome and none of his classmates accepted his birthday invitation.
Welcome to Creative Tuesdays! The current theme is 'bouquet' and here is mine, in watercolour pencil and crayon on textured cardstock. It's a greeting card.
Welcome to Creative Tuesdays! The current theme is 'bouquet' and here is mine, in watercolour pencil and crayon on textured cardstock. It's a greeting card.
18 comments:
Your tulips are lovely and very fitting for this time of year. Valerie
Love your sweet bouquet :-)
(read the story about the boy with his birthday....how great that people did that for him, that was so special).
Oh, this is lovely!
what a beautiful bouquet! That is a lovely story,
I love that story, Christine! What a happy day for him. This is one of the things I like about social media. How sad that none of his classmates were willing to be that kind.
And your artwork, as always, is beautiful!
Very seasonal sketching. I need numbers to help me be creative, painting by, and you probably think I'm joking.Thanks for dropping by my blog. I couldn't waste an opportunity to take those photos-:)
Such a touching story. Loneliness can make you sick, so it was wonderful that all of these people showed up to wish him a happy birthday.
it's lovely. are they tulips or roses? sometimes roses looks like tulips when they're closed.
hope you have a lovely day.
tulips Lissa!
I think it's oddly more fascinating that they named their son Odin
Oh what lovely tulips! So soft and beautiful! I'm glad the child had a good birthday.
That is one of the most beautiful, heartwarming stories I've ever heard. Thanks for sharing.
Love that happy ending. Great flowers, too!
Love your delicate tulips and how you use textured coloured card to start your compositions on. I just love all spring flowers, it is probably my favourite season with nature coming alive again.
Christine
This is a great reminder of spring. I love the way you wrapped the tulips as a gift. I have read the story as well - beautiful.
Blessings,
Janis
Christine, the color palette you used for your bouquet is so soft and lovely! I had heard of the poor boy's story. So sad. :-( And your design does make for the perfect card. :-)
Very beautiful!
Wow, that is such a lovely stroy. It made me tear up for that boy. thank you for alerting us to it. :)
Yes, your bouquet is lovely, Chrisitne. Intersting how you shot it at that angle? I like that. Well done. Oh an dI love your theme idea btw. Thank you for that too.
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