Sunshine, stars, a dash of blue sky and swirls! I used felt pens for this one, how would you colour it?
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Colour This: Pumpkin Patch!
With high hopes and green thumbs twitching, we tried to grow a lovely big pumpkin patch in our garden this year. But sadly, our valiant efforts yielded only one, rather small, rather speckled, greenish pumpkin. We named him Pickle. So…I have resorted to drawing my beloved pumpkins instead, complete with grinning faces and patterned skins. I hope you will add your own artistic flair to this mischievous duo! Happy colouring. 🙂
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Colour This: Welcome Autumn!
Welcome Autumn! This new drawing features some of my favourite things about fall, and September in particular, with a new palette of fruit, flowers and leaves bursting with inspiration. And many wonderful books to add to my fall reading list, as the cool weather brings longer evenings for cozy reading, and of course, colouring!
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Colour This: Red Tile Mandala
For me, summer time is a beautiful kaleidoscope of energy, warmth, colour and spirit. Infuse that with a smattering of Moroccan inspiration and this tile shaped mandala is the result! That said, a completely different colour scheme could change the feeling of this drawing altogether in many wonderful ways. How would you colour this tile?
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Colour This: Dragon Shield
Dragons and shields and gems, oh my! As a kid, I loved all things fantastic and heroic, savouring mythologies from around the world and the exquisite art of storytelling. And since then, very little has changed, I still love them. Even more so when I get to flesh them out with pattern and design! So I’ve mixed up a few of my favourite ingredients for this image, using a handful of dragon scales, a hero’s shield, a few scattered gems and a little dash of Norse inspiration.
Then, I pulled out the black pen and got creative…
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Colour This: Sun Star
Sunshine, stars, a dash of blue sky and swirls! I used felt pens for this one, how would you colour it?
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Colour This – Miss Nicolas Fancy
This dragonfly drawing was inspired by my dear friend Nicola and our shared appreciation for these lovely little creatures. I used felt pens and pencil crayons to embellish this drawing, how will you colour it?
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Suzanne’s Brawny Brier
Meet Suzanne’s Brawny Brier, a thistle with attitude! I began this drawing for a friend, inspired by a shared appreciation for Celtic design. However, the drawing ended up looking more like a combative weed with some serious know-how. But that is the great adventure in art-making, you don’t always know where you’ll end up once the art takes on a life of it’s own.
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Colour This: Suzanne’s Brawny Brier
Meet Suzanne’s Brawny Brier, a thistle with attitude! I began this drawing for a friend, inspired by a shared appreciation for Celtic design. However, the drawing ended up looking more like a combative weed with some serious know-how. But that is the great adventure in art-making, you don’t always know where you’ll end up once the art takes on a life of it’s own.
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New Miniature Painting – Island Shores
Here is a new miniature painting fresh off the table: Island Shores (measuring a tiny 1.75 x 5.25 inches small).
This scene is of the east coast of Gabriola Island, a truly wonderful place to visit and walk around. The many layers of beach debris, driftwood and stone make for a pleasant afternoon of beach-combing.
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