Welcome to Alexandra's Sunday Sketches. This piece is my contest entry logo idea done on textured green cardstock (8 1/2" x 11") in acrylic. I like painting trees so this idea came together very quickly. Scones with jam and clotted cream is my English item!

23 comments:
Lovely entry, good luck with the contest - I can see trees outside my window, but no scones - what a shame! Happy Sunday, hugs, Valerie
This is phantastic! I love it how you painted the tree and all the leaves on the tree and how you added the delicious flying scone with clotted cream :) Yummy!!!!
It is so nice and whimsical! Good luck with the contest, Christine!
Lol Valerie!
Sooooo beautiful !
This is really nice!
nice sketch
Now wouldn't that be something if trees grew scones with cream and jam! You paint trees beautifully.
Happy Sunday and I wish you well with the logo.
this is wonderful, I like how you painted the trees
have a lovely day.
Oh my gosh - I loooove scones with clotted cream and jam. It has been such a long time that I had some, but I still remember. Thank you, Christine. Beautiful take on the theme.
Awwwww love this so much! A scone on a tree, maybe it will fall into my mouth, lol
Love your illustration. So pretty!! hope you have a great new week!!
Yummy logo! who doesn't love scones :)
The tree is so beautiful. The scone looks yummy! What a beautiful piece Christine.
very nice :) 10 years here and I've never had a scone lol
Mm, makes me want some scones with jam!
I had scones with clotted cream on one of my visits to England. I hadn't thought about that until I saw your sketch. Good idea to represent England.
cool. The bun seem to be the one we eat before easter :) Love your tree :)
this is a clever creative painting (idea) you did. Love it.
Your tree is simply beautiful! I also love the clever idea of adding a skone.. so British and so good. Blessings!
cleaver and unique picture- love this x
wonderful entry for the sunday sketches avatar! craving those scones with clotted cream now:)
thank you for your visit and comment on my blog post.
Love the tree and I'd love to reach in and eat that scone.
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