Welcome to Paint Party Friday! This piece, called 'Tulips and Forsythia' is done on cardstock with my permanent colouring markers (4 1/2" x 6 1/2"). It is inspired by a photo I took, although the tulips were more of a pale green at the time and I added the yellow forsythia bush for added colour contrast.

Oh hey little tulips! I love what you're able to do with markers!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tulips and forsythia. Have a great weekend, happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLovely sketch
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and bright Christine - I always look forward to your beautiful art. Cheers :D)
ReplyDeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! And my favorite sign of Spring. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteLovely spring drawing! The season is so short!
ReplyDeleteLovely - loving the pops of red against the neutral background. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!
ReplyDeleteAdorable flowers!
ReplyDeletethe red tulips are a standout next to the forsythia! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried to use the markers but you seem to have quite a talent for it. Very nice indeed.
ReplyDeletenice art
ReplyDeleteNice balance to your lovely painting of tulips and forsythia.I love both plants, but so do the deer around here. I hardly had any forsythia blossoms b/c they must be ice cream for deer.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they love forsythia blossoms!
DeleteHow lovely ~ you do magic with your markers ~ delightful ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLovely tulips and background!
ReplyDeleteNais painting. Happy PPF xx
ReplyDeleteoh i like this, very nice!
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty Christine, very frameworthy too.
ReplyDeleteOh how lovely your flower painting is and the composition is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming drawing. Love that you used markers!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice of flowers and lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
A beautiful drawing Christine. My tulips have all disappeared for this year, but it's nice that you have created a great reminder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and I hope you have a wonderful weekend :D
Luv that it's so sharp and clear
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend
much love...
beautiful, My first thought was, wooden tulips! That wood have been perfect :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design!
ReplyDeleteLove the red popping against the yellow! Happy and bright!
ReplyDeleteI think you made the right choice by switching the colours up a little. It looks great.
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