Masks are only needed at the doctor. Other the cold just kills it anyways, brrr. Even inside my legs are cold. Love especially your second lady! She is beautiful.
Oh Christine these ladies are just lovely. Well done my friend. I have had a request to show how to put a face on a bottle. I will do a step by step next week. Have a great day today and thank you for joining FFO.
It is interesting to see the difference in masked faces and non-masked faces. I was working at a concert (orchestra) last night and part of the violin section had on masks, as did the lead cello player.
These are great and two dresses I would love to have in my wardrobe, even if I had nowhere to go :) Who would have thought that a mask would be a part of fashion?
Beautiful arts
ReplyDeleteThese are both beautiful. For some reason, it feels strange to see a masked face now, even though I still wear one in public.
ReplyDeleteluv the pandemic progression in your art Christine
ReplyDeletemuch💗love
A very good contrast between these two paintings. Great art work :)
ReplyDeleteLovely paintings, Christine. Have agreat day! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWow! Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMasks are only needed at the doctor. Other the cold just kills it anyways, brrr. Even inside my legs are cold. Love especially your second lady! She is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBoth are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove that you did these. Still have those masks to wear. Happy Friday! I hope you have a festive weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are both lovely Christine, and the masked face is a good (is there a good?) way to remember covid.
ReplyDeleteOh Christine these ladies are just lovely. Well done my friend. I have had a request to show how to put a face on a bottle. I will do a step by step next week. Have a great day today and thank you for joining FFO.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting to see the difference in masked faces and non-masked faces. I was working at a concert (orchestra) last night and part of the violin section had on masks, as did the lead cello player.
ReplyDeletePiękne prace.
ReplyDeleteBoth are lovely art creations ~ even with a mask ~ Xo
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Christine. Thanks for linking to Art For Fun Friday
ReplyDeleteMuch💌love
Sign of the times. Like the gowns.
ReplyDeleteLovely pieces!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on one.
Over the time I have been following you and your art work, I have seen such beautiful progress in your work. These gowns are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Wanda
DeleteEspecially love the first one. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteNice art
ReplyDeleteThese are great and two dresses I would love to have in my wardrobe, even if I had nowhere to go :) Who would have thought that a mask would be a part of fashion?
ReplyDeleteThey both came out really well.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how masks became part of the fashion of so many people.
ReplyDeleteLovely paintings, I especially like your first one.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
All the best Jan
When I go into a store, I'm starting to mask up.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
Bellas pinturas, te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty. So sweet! Love that the face mask matches!!!!
ReplyDeleteI do like these drawings
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteBeautiful paintings, Christine!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings 💐
beautiful paintings....
ReplyDeletelove the first one
These are both good Christine :-D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful paintings, Christine.
ReplyDeleteBoth wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBoth a great!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Christine.
ReplyDeleteThey are both lovely!!
ReplyDeleteLovely paintings.
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