Oh, thank you for this! We go to Arizona once or twice a year, and every Christmas I love to look at these luminaries on the house walls. So serene and lovely. You did a beautiful job capturing them.
Lovely illustration. The best light show we saw at the time of the Millennium after all the grand fireworks around the world, was a number of votive candles in jam jars along the tops of a small stone bridge in a Scottish village.
I love this painting. Is it new? I would like to know more about this art piece. Canned Lights! You are a character. NOTHING about you is canned :-) Nancy B.
You really captured the essence of the luminarias. Great job. (I grew up in New Mexico--one of my favorite parts of the holidays.)
ReplyDeletei love looking at those lights too! wonderful mood portrayed :-)
ReplyDeleteMaybe quick, but a nice idea :) I didn't know about that custom - would be great to see it.
ReplyDeleteI like this image!Congratulation!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you for this! We go to Arizona once or twice a year, and every Christmas I love to look at these luminaries on the house walls. So serene and lovely. You did a beautiful job capturing them.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful image, i'd prefer these lights rather than tatty santas on our houses here.
ReplyDeletelovely illo - I visited NM for the first time last year and just loved it - this took me straight back!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. It has a pleaceful feeling the little yellow lights and purples..
ReplyDeleteNice way to use cans!
Beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteI love to see the different traditons and customs.
Oooh-- I love this one! Wouldn't have thought of making them from tin-- what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteyou're such a wonderful artist. your work always gives me a sense of peace and calm, thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful glow they cast - lovely illo Laurel!
ReplyDeleteI used to sing that song in school, thank you for reminding me as I know all the lyrics :) Luminerias are lovely and so is your image!
ReplyDeletePure loveliness and I love New Mexico! Beautiful composition set to lovely music! Bravo!
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lovely image... really like such lights...
ReplyDeletewonderful idea, love it!
ReplyDeleteyou transported me to a place of light and peace on this afternoon.
ReplyDeletevery nice! your work is soothing.
oooohhh! GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love the colors, textures and the whole concept.
ReplyDeleteI soooo love luminarias! Your painting brings out all their magic!
ReplyDeleteacccck!!!! the purples and the luminarias! one of my favs now, lollie! :) sucha great mood you set! (says yoda girl.)
ReplyDeleteLovely image!
ReplyDeleteI like the color use and the use of pattern you've been throwing in your work...
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely illustration. The best light show we saw at the time of the Millennium after all the grand fireworks around the world, was a number of votive candles in jam jars along the tops of a small stone bridge in a Scottish village.
ReplyDeleteSo charming, as always!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful and imaginative use of the word canned. The music and words added a unique feel. great I love your work
ReplyDeleteI missed this one last week. Love it. Wish I could see that in person.
ReplyDeleteI love this painting. Is it new? I would like to know more about this art piece. Canned Lights! You are a character. NOTHING about you is canned :-) Nancy B.
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