Good morning,Cleaning up ....no straightening up ....I mean moving stuff around on my desk always inspires me to paint.
I ran across this little sketch and decided to paint her. It's just a very small piece of watercolor paper probably about 6 inches tall so it didn't take too long. And you know me, I paint and then must show.
But what I really wanted to do was say thank you faithful readers for your visits and comments. Hearing from you means the world to me. I have been so neglectful of you the past few weeks and am feeling bad about that. This week I intend to pop over to see you and say Hi. I confess that I have passed by many of your blogs in such a hurry and I have enjoyed seeing all you have been doing but just left too quick to say hello.
Be watching for me.
Enough for now,
Sharon
She's lovely! Often, I am lazy and do the thing that is quickest easiest for me, which is collage, but your inspires me to paint and draw more.
ReplyDeleteOh I love her. Glad to see you are back.
ReplyDeleteKate
She's beautiful, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteI have got the itch to paint now. Thanks for the nudge.
ReplyDeleteLovely...but I don't now how that can be a quick project! I couldn't do that in a week!
ReplyDeleteWow, she is lovely really etherial. Love the dots in her hair, like a line of jewels have settled there. Glad your better after your fall
ReplyDeleteLovely, just lovely as always...
ReplyDeleteI wish I were as artistically focused as you.
Although I must confess with a son in the terrible two-sies, it is quite difficult to make the time when the urge strikes! :)
None the less, I love to stop by your blog & look at all of your work! It inspires me! Regretably, the last "creative" post I had was just some beading I had done.
Your work is always an inspiration, I thank you! *^v^*
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling, I have been so busy of late and not as good a blogger as I'd like, but things have slowed down a little now so I hope to return.
ReplyDeleteI love the lady, the dots look great down the hair
lovely work!!
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful, no matter what size she is. PJ
ReplyDeleteSharon I just love this gorgeous lady you have done on the watercolour.
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly, is that a stamp? It looks fantastic and really suits this piece.
I'll never feel neglected as long as you keep posting such wonderful bits of inspiration. How could I? Sharon and Norah just keep getting better and better.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff!
Darla
Well, she's quite beautiful and when I think she's only six inches.....just blows my mind. What a treat that you "paint, then have to show." We are blessed. Thanks!! Pat
ReplyDeleteOh...this painting is so lovely...very subtle in its beauty. Roxanne
ReplyDeleteAdore her!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all your work. I'm passing on an award to you which you can pick up at my blog. Keep creating your wonderful art.
ReplyDeleteMore time visiting would be nice, I know, but then when would you paint? or with me ~ make new jewelry !
ReplyDeleteAnd, it is so much fun to take pictures and post about it~
xoxox
So soft and pretty....beautiful job as always, Sharon ~ :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so special - I love small works of art, they are like little pieces of treasure.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful.
Linda