It looked so dainty in the moss. It’s a frame I painted up with a ship and anchor and dots, oh yes! And it has two sweet mini prints inside (protected with UV varnish) and signed and dated on the back (which is also adorned with calico paper) and hangs with velvet ribbon.
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And as you can see in the background there are crunchy brown leaves scattered about in the moss. I wish I had more time to adore pretty little earthy things this week. It was the busiest. Thanks for visiting here!
Sarah, your work is as glorious as ever! A question I’m just dying to ask: have you consider, I don’t quite know how but, to release your drawings/paintings in some sort of a book? I think it would be a best-seller!
thanks so much!! I am inspired by the presently turning leaves the most, I guess.
It would be so wonderful to do a book, a good idea. Maybe put it in my etsy shop? Hmm…
Happy Fall!
Your art is dreamy! I think I’ll add you to my blogroll if you don’t mind!
thanks for visiting April!
These two paintings are some of my favorites of your work! They always remind me of the historical novels for young adults by Ann Rinaldi which I read when I was younger. There’s something a bit nautical Colonial New England-y about them 😉
I hope you’re having a lovely Fall day!
You are right on! They are mostly inspired by my trips up north. I wish to live more northern one day (maine maybe?) I can’t get north enough!
Thanks a lot!