Andrea, This EDM challenge was well worth waiting for. Your ability to construct depth and layers - as well as the muted colors always "blows me away." Shirley http://www.paperandthreads.com
Beautiful! Such an wonderful way to express the EDM challenge of drawing something green. I would probably do lettuce or broccoli, or I am sure I have some green shoes somewhere in that closet.
Since this was "my" EDM challenge, I went back and looked at my entry for it, and remembered that I had dedicated it to you. The interesting thing was that in your comment, you mentioned that green was your favourite colour ... so I'm sort of hoping that there will be more drawings like this one, where green plays a major role ... It's lovely.
Andrea, I discovered your blog today and it jumped to the top of my favorites list! Your art is amazing and I am really enjoying browsing through all your older posts. Colleen
Trying to work back as to how I found you. Started with Anita giving me an award and reading blogs of the others she chose. Then reading their choices and THEN WHAM there I was looking at your beautiful creative pieces. Where do you get such lovely ideas? Your profile says you live in the UK but where????You seem to know EJ from the Fens and I'm in Norfolk. You've been quickly added to my favourites.
And, welcome to all the new visitors. I'm not sure how you found me but it's nice to 'see' you. Thanks for all the awards too.(Actually, come to think of it, that's probabaly where all the new visitors have come from).
Joan, I'm from Wales but I live in the Peak district. The other side of the country from you, EJ, Anita etc.
I do not think I could find words to tell you how much I really do love your style and my visits to your blog. Your work is so soothing and yet so detailed. Very beautiful, and I love the use of your colored pencil here.
O my gosh!! I feel like I've stumbled upon the most wonderful treasure. Wow! Impressive & beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an illustration out of a book. Thanks for using your gift and sharing it with the world.
ReplyDeleteMark
This is great.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to thank you for all of your comments on my blog. It is still a bit of a fresh blog and any comment is awesome. Thanks
Andrea,
ReplyDeleteThis EDM challenge was well worth waiting for. Your ability to construct depth and layers - as well as the muted colors always "blows me away."
Shirley
http://www.paperandthreads.com
I am *green* with envy Andrea! I love your little, color coordinated collections!
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty Andrea! So little and yet a big punch.
ReplyDeleteyour compositions are so engaging, they make me want to spend hours looking at all the details. awesome work!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful! I love it and especially the little gnome inside the bottle :)
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteLOvely like always!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Such an wonderful way to express the EDM challenge of drawing something green. I would probably do lettuce or broccoli, or I am sure I have some green shoes somewhere in that closet.
ReplyDeleteSince this was "my" EDM challenge, I went back and looked at my entry for it, and remembered that I had dedicated it to you. The interesting thing was that in your comment, you mentioned that green was your favourite colour ... so I'm sort of hoping that there will be more drawings like this one, where green plays a major role ... It's lovely.
ReplyDeletePlease can I send you a couple of Moos?
This is like looking at clouds. I'm sure I see that little button smiling. How adorable.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like this one, I like it too.
EJ, I remember your post, and it had the same title I believe? I'd love you to send me some Moos - we can do a swap.
Cheers folks.
Andrea,
ReplyDeleteI discovered your blog today and it jumped to the top of my favorites list! Your art is amazing and I am really enjoying browsing through all your older posts.
Colleen
I have given you an award on my blog for your inspirational blog and artwork. I just love stopping by and exploring your work!
ReplyDeleteTrying to work back as to how I found you. Started with Anita giving me an award and reading blogs of the others she chose. Then reading their choices and THEN WHAM there I was looking at your beautiful creative pieces. Where do you get such lovely ideas? Your profile says you live in the UK but where????You seem to know EJ from the Fens and I'm in Norfolk. You've been quickly added to my favourites.
ReplyDeleteThis one is great, the colour is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh, I feel like I've found a real gem by stumbling into your blog. You have such a delightful style and outlook on the world around you.
ReplyDeleteAndrea, I have give you an award too! Check my blog if you want to participate :)
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ReplyDeleteAndrea,
ReplyDeleteOOOH..Sorry about the deletion above...I tried to correct a typo...and "poof" it was gone!
You INSPIRE ME! The tender, delicate interpretation of daily life in your drawings makes my heart smile.
Beautiful! Your drawings always have such a beautiful 3d feel to them, like you can pick them right up
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone.
ReplyDeleteAnd, welcome to all the new visitors. I'm not sure how you found me but it's nice to 'see' you. Thanks for all the awards too.(Actually, come to think of it, that's probabaly where all the new visitors have come from).
Joan, I'm from Wales but I live in the Peak district. The other side of the country from you, EJ, Anita etc.
Cheers folks, I'm touched.
I do not think I could find words to tell you how much I really do love your style and my visits to your blog. Your work is so soothing and yet so detailed. Very beautiful, and I love the use of your colored pencil here.
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