Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Monday, September 13, 2010

Leaf fabric



I had designed a leaf pattern and now have it for sale on Spoonflower. I am attaching the actual sample I have of it so you can see it printed, it does look a bit more muted, due to the porous nature of fabric.

I hope you enjoy my first foray into the world of fabric! I will be doing more designs as time permits.

Thanks for stopping by, have a great day!

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Fall Strawberries

My newest ACEO on eBay features a rat with some strawberries in a grassy field. This is done on 185 lb Acrylic Paper in acrylic paints.

I was also trying out my watercolors on an ACEO of a rat with a fall leaf just for something different and ended up using pen and ink on it too. Not sure if I'm crazy about it.

Next will be trying a combo of paint and colored pencil. I like trying new things.

Weather is pretty gloomy here in NJ. It's a bit too damp and chilly for this time of year.

My nice neighbors just gave me some garden tomatoes and a cucumber. Yummy!!!

I will be heading off to mom's later today and we're going to the library. The 3rd season of Dexter came in and I can't wait to see it. I will get some popcorn and have a good weekend.

Thanks for stopping by! Have a great day.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

ACEO art for Easter and Ice Skating (falling really)

It is a beautiful day here in the northeast part of NJ. Hope you are enjoying nice weather where ever you are from.

Little Missy just isn't getting the hang of ice skating. She's taken a few falls and spends more time falling than skating.


This is Rosa, who made a nice chocolate bunny for Randy and is trying to figure out how to wrap it.

And this is Randy, who is on his way to visit Rosa with an Easter Basket, and hopes he can get there without eating the chocolate rabbit.

And this little rat was the butt of a joke, she was given a raw egg to decorate, and when she was finished they knocked it out of her hand.

Thanks for stopping by.