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Scribble Picnic! This is my flower bed for this week's theme. It's done with permanent marker, acrylic, watercolour crayon and outlined with a black fine point marker on coloured cardstock (6" x 6"). It's based on a photo of a garden bed that I took.
nice art
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Have a nice day, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletethat is a wonderfully painting!
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Elke
So nice!
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I'll bet this was a gorgeous flower bed in person. Your drawing of it makes me wish I could plant a tiny flower bed for the window ledge.
ReplyDeleteI love your piece Paula!
DeleteWere it not for the trees, I would take this for a miniature garden. Very nicely done, Christine ...
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Well, that's a beautiful scribble, Christine... :)
ReplyDeleteOh it's so very pretty! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good one, real vibrant.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Christine! A perfectly kept flower bed. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThat is very nice indeed Christine.
ReplyDeleteHope your week is going well.
All the best Jan
This is so nice!
ReplyDeleteYes! Excellent lines.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what those flowers are but they look like a delicious lunch or perhaps a really well-decorated mini garden. nice job on the theme.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
Nice art done with flair.
ReplyDeleteI love the angle of this. You must have a great view.
ReplyDeleteLovely piece. Fun how you were inspired to use many different tools. I like the round bushes.
ReplyDeletevery nice flower bed, lots of interesting shapes and textures :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful work!!
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are but they look like a delicious lunch or perhaps a really well-decorated mini garden. nice job on the theme.
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I first thought it was miniature, but then realized you were probably looking down at the flower bed from a window.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wodnerful angle adn take on the theme, Christine. Depicting it from above allowed you to show the small tree too. Clever!
ReplyDeleteSee you next week, I hope, for the "fill in the blank" which starts with an "X" touching the corners within a square! I wonder what you would/will do for that? :)