Showing posts with label shadows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadows. Show all posts

Saturday, June 04, 2011

Illustration Friday: Shadows



"We are shaped by our thoughts;
we become what we think.
When the mind is pure,
joy follows like a shadow that never leaves."

~Buddha~

for Illustration Friday: shadows
acrylic and colored pencils on patterned paper

Saturday, April 09, 2011

Saturday Snippet 3


Oh, how true!
This photo was taken on a trip to Provincetown when I first met KJ and Debra Kay.
I think this was the most well behaved Italian Greyhound I'd ever met.
Sweet as can be, and so smart!
Don't you just love her shadow friend?

Happy Saturday everyone!
xo
Lo♥

Monday, January 11, 2010

Cactus Monday: Spines and shadows


I've been on such a creative roll this weekend doing lots of my atc's ahead of time for our ABC group that I thought I'd wake up on that same roll and paint a cactus. Well, I think my roll has shifted slightly because I'm not too happy with this one! I've missed being a part of CM though, so here's my little offering this week, spines and shadows. And I used a bit of gouache in the spines just for Teri! But then I couldn't leave it alone. I just had to go over them with colored pencils. HCM everyone!

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Animal Wednesday: Sun Therapy


As long as I find something in my archives I can take a few minutes to post something. I'm having withdrawl!

This is a painting I did when we first moved to California. This is Biff, one of the three boys that drove out with us. He was a typical sun worshipper, just like his mom. I took him from his previous owners when he was a year old. He had malnutrition and pneumonia. He lived on a dairy farm and they didn't believe in feeding him because they thought he wouldn't be a good mouser unless he was hungry. They never gave him vaccines and the result of that was upper respiratory infection that went into pneumonia.

I took him to the vet hospital where I worked. He was negative for leukemia, thank goodness, so we treated his pneumonia, fattened him up and when he was better we neutered him. He was nearly seventeen when he died.

He had the biggest crush on me, honestly it was a hoot! I dearly miss him.

Now that we're moving back, it seems appropriate to post something that I did shortly after our arrival.

Happy Animal Wednesday!! And yes, I'm still packing like crazy ;)