I drew this a couple of years ago. I love birds and like to sit and watch them out my windows. I've always wanted to hold a bird in my hand and kiss it on the head, but they're probably not fond of being smooched by random redheads.
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| Tea Time |
This picture is much more recent. I drew this a couple of weeks ago. I was inspired to draw this from a sculpture I was making, which I left at the art studio and have yet to finish. I should probably get back to that and share a bit more about that project, but for the moment, I'm in procrastination mode. This picture is a combination of black ink pen and watercolor pencils.
Sieze the day and have a cup of tea!!
What a beautiful artist! Your Tea Time is just stunning - and to know it comes from a sculpture is really impressive - a woman of many talents ;). Thank you for your interest in The Summer of Color and for becoming a new follower - I'm so happy to have you! Kristin xo
ReplyDeletelove the energy in your pieces
ReplyDeleteLove those, especially the first one.
ReplyDeleteHi Heather - you have quite the talent. I love the uniqueness of each one. I really like the idea of the clock for the face in your tea time illustration. You are a beautiful artist!
ReplyDeleteyou are so talented! i'd love to have that top one framed over my desk. it's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like both of them, but the second one is really cool. Wondering, where did you get the inspiration for that?
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Impressive drawings. Yes, birds are cool. I'm a bird, I like getting smooched, and I have a fondness for redheads, but I wouldn't fit in your hand.
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Kristen, I'm excited for the Summer of Color, even though I'm getting started a wee bit late. Thank you so much. Great to meet you too! :)
ReplyDeleteHelena, thank you! I popped by your blog as well and I love the digi art you do. I think I could learn a lot from you. I look forward to visiting more.
DD, thank you! I enjoyed looking at your gorgeous pictures, especially the bird one, I love it. I admire everyone's techno savvy.
Maeve, thanks much! It is lovely to meet you. Your blog is inspiring and yummy! I'm excited to visit it more.
Tara, you're such a sweetie! I would love to send you a copy of that picture.
Thank you Bryce. I was helping with a class on sculptures and my sculpture was a very skinny no faced man on a unicycle. I haven't finished him, but I was inspired to draw a picture of him. The clock face inspiration comes from my daughter, who loves clocks and wrote a song about Mr. Clock. Plus tea time, is a happy time! :)
Thank you Lee! You're right, you probably wouldn't fit, I have very small hands. Fairy hands, as my daughter would say.
Hi Heather:
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat story! I must be out of it. Mr. Clock?
Oh, if you see this soon, come over to my blog. I've got something for you.
Thank you Bryce. I appreciate the award, that is awfully sweet of you! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry, let me clarify. My daughter Zara is a musician and at one point wrote a song called Mr. Clock, which is a person she made up and drew pictures of. She is also a fantastic artist. She and I have always loved Alice in Wonderland, which is why Mr. Clock in my picture has a bunny under one arm and tea in the other hand. I guess it's a compilation of many things. I suppose when I am missing her, I draw things that remind me of her. She was in town at the time I was working on the sculpture. My apologies, I get very wordy when I'm explaining things.
LOL! No need to apologize, silly redhead. I had never heard of it before and figured it was the latest craze. I'm a little behind the times. But hey, my pet rock is STILL alive and kicking. :o)
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your work! In LOVE!
ReplyDeleteThis is super! I am also loving your Steampunk! Wow
ReplyDeleteThe top one is stunning. I love birds as well and this one has such a light, bird-like quality to it. Thanks for digging back in the archives!
ReplyDeleteNice, by chance is there a significance to the dragonfly?
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