Here is my 'Gestures and Movement' piece, an ACEO ( 1/2" x 3 1/2"). It is based on a photo of one of my little great nieces (or grand niece), seems like she is getting ready to talk, making a lot of hand gestures lately.
I am showing my baked pork chops for the dinner date. 375F 20 minutes, it is that easy! Just marinate with your favourite ingredients ahead of time.
28 comments:
The pork chops look very flavourful!
Your grand niece is adorable. Sounds like she is on her way to both walking and talking.
I'll pass on the pork chops. Thanks anyway.
So pretty the painted picture. Enjoy your dish!!!!!
Hugs, Elke
Dear Christine,
I like your movement study of your grandniece very much!
And your baked pork chops look extremely delicious and whet my appetite!
All the best from Austria,
Traude
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Such fun art! Love the dinner❤️
Awesome art! I do love those pork chops!
Adorable art piece! Pork chops easy! I like that!
Wonderful art piece! Perfect theme. Yummy meal too❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your pork chops look yummy, and what a fun gesture Christine. Happy Thursday. hugs-Erika
Your little grand niece is adorable, and the chops look so yummy! Hugs, Valerie
The artwork is so cute! And the food looks delicious.
A delicious looking dish.
Yum. Regine
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Ohhh, such a cute little kiddo!
Ohhh, such a cute little kiddo!
Nice work, Christine.
The chops look great.
What a cutie!
Really like the art but I am making pork chops for dinner tonight. Will follow this idea, thanks.
The pork chops look delicious and I do like your ACEO.
The baked pork chops look good.
Ahh what a cutie! Great art. And partner would love the pork!
Those pork chops look so delicious I may need to try this. when ever I make pork chops they turn out too dry yours look so good. love your drawing too
Uy que linda pintura. Te quedaron muy bien las chuletas. Te mando un beso.
...often I feel like throwing my hands up too.
What a sweet drawing of your Great Niece! I've not had a pork chop in a long time.
Your niece must be a cutie and she looks like she is about to take off walking as well as talking. Clever way to capture movement and gestures in one shot. Love porkchops and your version looks delicious. As always, Christine, a nicely done post ...
Andrea @ From the Sol
your niece certainly speaks wjth her hands. Maybe that was the way the deaf people started their sign language. :)
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