Thank you, everyone. In reference to the oak leaf above her head like a feather, the full title was, "She was contemplating her Native American heritage, and then a twig snapped"
Beautiful, my friend! :) The flowers in the top left look like the Lisa Fuchsia plant to me - my father was the originator of that particular flower. Did you know that? It's name after a cousin of mine. :)
Haha Im glad he is enjoying himself! Made a few new creatures yes! In the middle of making some more as well.... (http://www.etsy.com/shop/victoriawhincup) Glad to hear you're well!
11x14 on hardboard. I might tweak this a bit before I print, but it's available on etsy here, now.
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A look beautiful and sweet. Full of life. A hug.
Lovely and mysterious.
Dear Julie - i really like your style and especially this print! It's special. Will come back again!
Beautiful!!
¡Precioso!!
So envious! What wonderful work! You must be slaving away at the easle! A new work every other day!
Bravo! Caroline
Very beautiful print, I am curious as to the subtext of the title?
Thank you, everyone. In reference to the oak leaf above her head like a feather, the full title was, "She was contemplating her Native American heritage, and then a twig snapped"
Lovely! Nice to see your paintings. Hope you are well! Say hello to Shaun...
Beautiful, my friend! :) The flowers in the top left look like the Lisa Fuchsia plant to me - my father was the originator of that particular flower. Did you know that? It's name after a cousin of mine. :)
Haha Im glad he is enjoying himself! Made a few new creatures yes! In the middle of making some more as well.... (http://www.etsy.com/shop/victoriawhincup) Glad to hear you're well!
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