Well i'm still dreaming of being near the sea, it is quite stuffy here with no fresh air and I would love a good waft of salty sea in my nostrils ;)
I don't know if you've noticed, but I have been doing a lot of my work on canvas boards lately.
My hubby usually makes all my wood box frame canvases for me but he has been busy decorating around the house amongst other things and just hasn't had the time, but you know I really don't mind at all, i'm having lots of fun with these boards and i've got literally hundreds of them so i'm not going to run out anytime soon :)
Here are todays works:
Mergirl:
Our little beach hut:
Oh, I love her hair! These are both so pretty together! I like boards because you can frame them if you want and I love the way art looks matted and framed. I love her little shoulders! Looks like my Rosy.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
I LOVE LOVE MERGIRL SHES SO SWEET HER HAIR IS AMAZING XX
ReplyDeleteLove the hut and the hair on the girl. The expression on her face is so sweet!
ReplyDeletewonderful artwork
ReplyDeleteI love canvas panels....
her hair ROCKS.
ReplyDeleteI was just in Michael's craft store last night and saw the canvas boards and wondered how they would be to work on. I love the way yours are. I'll have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteYour artwork really makes me smile. It's so calming
These are both wonderful, I love the soft beautiful colors! :) ~Lauren
ReplyDeletevery cute. i like what you're doing with the cropping on your paintings. i just ran out of canvases and found some nice wood to paint too. i've got 6 pieces all gesso-ed, just waiting for some time in the studio :)
ReplyDeletehave a happy weekend!
juliette
These are just adorable Micki!!!
ReplyDeletesooooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteglad i found my way here :)
Cute paintings I especially love the mergirl!!!
ReplyDeletei'm loving mergirl!! i want her hair for my own:)
ReplyDeleteKeep 'em coming! Would love to see you run out of those boards...your work is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteLove her ....great hair!
ReplyDeleteHi Micki,
ReplyDeleteI kept thinking about this post and your mention that you have hundreds of canvas boards. I'm so curious! How did you end up with so many? Just a super good sale at some point? I try to keep at least a dozen or so canvases on hand so I don't feel that each one is "too preacious" to use. :) But hundreds sounds even better.
~ k