I absolutely adore these Tree Spirits. The colors are so vivid. I live in the mountains of NH and have a lot of trees to decorate, so I better get busy :). I really enjoy your blog and artwork.
This was definitely worth waiting for! I love the Tree Spirits - so bright and colorful. I was wondering what happens to the watercolors when it rains? Does heat setting help that at all? Your work always exceeds my EXPECTations!!
Loved watching the video! The colors are amazing! And all the spirits have their own character. I wouldn't think of putting them outside (you know that your tree flag is happily living in my pretend tree IN the studio).
These are wonderful, Sharon! I loved watching you work. Now I have to try watercolor crayons, you know. LOL I always learn something new from you. Thank you again for sharing with us!
I would worry about the rain ruining them too, if they were outside.
I just tried a "practice" version of this on card stock. And I wanna say...great tip on the way to use the watercolor crayons. Makes using them MUCH easier. Had to practice, as this is not the type of thing I do, but it looked like such fun. I'll sure keep at this. I want my birds to enjoy these too!
Amazing!..I loved watching your video of your creating...This is a wonderful idea...I am afraid the sun here is Florida would fade them fast...Do you seal them with something? Hugs Brenda
Oh I really love these. Now here is an other thing I need to try. I have 4 big willows in my back yard and I think they would love some of these hanging around. I have prayer flags hanging between 2 of the trees right now and was thinking I needed something more out there and now I know what it is. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Oh Sharon!!!! I love them, all of them! Seeing them brings spring to my cold Wisconsin heart! Water color crayons look like lots of fun......what brand are yours? Where did you buy them and is that muslin, silk or what kind of fabric? I may have missed you saying so as my son was a bit noisy as I watched. Sorry I am so nosy but it looks like such fun to do.
Sharon that was Awesome, I enjoyed your video so much. I watched it 4 times, LOL. Those are so cute and love your colors. You are amazing and make my day. Hugs Laura. Are you going to seLL them, I LOVE THEM !!!!!!!!!!!!! please sell them. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Sharon your tree flags/spirits are sooo beautiful. I can just see them adorning your trees. They will be very proud of themselves with their gorgeous flags. Beautiful, vibrant colours and images.
I never know what to EXPECT when I come and visit your blog.
Wonderfull tree spirits and thank you so much for the video. We have a windsock at the Mt. House and I'm thinking these strips would work at the "tails" on that too.
The Spirits would be lovely in the garden, even on wood or tops of a trellis. They have personality like all your work.
I see your women wherever I go. even the woman with the fragrant lily and turban I saw her with exactly that look and had to stare, even the girl with the flamingos I saw her in the grocery. So pretty, such inspiration.
Sharon these are FABULOUS!!! What a great idea to spruce up a tree with art and spirits! I just love these videos and your willingness to show 'how to'. I think I'll be making some of these and what a great gift they would make as well! Thank you for your awesome talent! XOXO
You have them most pleasant voice, just for videos! That is a great idea and I am already putting my kit together so I can work on it during my convalescence! I second the more video comment, my friend!
love these tree spirits and the vibrant colours you use..think this would be a nice summer project to do with my sons over the summer holidays..thanks for sharing
Well, I just loved taking a break at the desk and listening to your Southern Belle voice describing your process............how delightful! I think when the dust settles around here I shall give this a try as I just had a lovely white queen sized sheet show up with a large rip in it.
What fun I had yesterday. Just sitting on the couch and coloring. Hope you enjoy a little video about the process.
NICE, Sharon!! That fabric takes the neocolors really well....beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore these Tree Spirits. The colors are so vivid. I live in the mountains of NH and have a lot of trees to decorate, so I better get busy :). I really enjoy your blog and artwork.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Oh how bright & cheery! :) Do the birds bother them too much?
ReplyDeleteHow fun to watch you work with the watercolor crayons & your tiny brush! Magical - and I love the vibrant colors.
Happy Spring to you!
These are so cute. Enjoyed watching how you did them on the video. I would hate to put those outdoors for fear it would rain and ruin them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! You really are very creative...does it ever stop? Don't answer I don't want to know and I don't want it to stop!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and sharing and sharing!
Janine
This was definitely worth waiting for! I love the Tree Spirits - so bright and colorful. I was wondering what happens to the watercolors when it rains? Does heat setting help that at all? Your work always exceeds my EXPECTations!!
ReplyDeletePrecious, Sharon. Love watching your videos and love your art---all of it!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved watching the video! The colors are amazing! And all the spirits have their own character. I wouldn't think of putting them outside (you know that your tree flag is happily living in my pretend tree IN the studio).
ReplyDeleteHow wonderfully delightful! I bet the birds will love them, as much as you.
ReplyDeleteHow CUTE !!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Sharon! I loved watching you work. Now I have to try watercolor crayons, you know. LOL I always learn something new from you. Thank you again for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteI would worry about the rain ruining them too, if they were outside.
I just tried a "practice" version of this on card stock. And I wanna say...great tip on the way to use the watercolor crayons. Makes using them MUCH easier.
ReplyDeleteHad to practice, as this is not the type of thing I do, but it looked like such fun. I'll sure keep at this. I want my birds to enjoy these too!
Sharon, I love your tree spirits. They're joyful.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Amazing!..I loved watching your video of your creating...This is a wonderful idea...I am afraid the sun here is Florida would fade them fast...Do you seal them with something?
ReplyDeleteHugs
Brenda
Sharon, More videos...Yea!!! Love it! pat
ReplyDeleteSharon,
ReplyDeleteOh I really love these. Now here is an other thing I need to try. I have 4 big willows in my back yard and I think they would love some of these hanging around. I have prayer flags hanging between 2 of the trees right now and was thinking I needed something more out there and now I know what it is. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Kate
I love your tree flags...the colors are SO pretty!!
ReplyDeleteFun, and whimsy! you captured it on these!!
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon!!!! I love them, all of them! Seeing them brings spring to my cold Wisconsin heart! Water color crayons look like lots of fun......what brand are yours? Where did you buy them and is that muslin, silk or what kind of fabric? I may have missed you saying so as my son was a bit noisy as I watched. Sorry I am so nosy but it looks like such fun to do.
ReplyDeleteSharon that was Awesome, I enjoyed your video so much. I watched it 4 times, LOL.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute and love your colors.
You are amazing and make my day.
Hugs Laura.
Are you going to seLL them, I LOVE THEM !!!!!!!!!!!!! please sell them. THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
Sharon your tree flags/spirits are sooo beautiful. I can just see them adorning your trees. They will be very proud of themselves with their gorgeous flags. Beautiful, vibrant colours and images.
ReplyDeleteI never know what to EXPECT when I come and visit your blog.
Jacky xox
I'm back again... just wanted to say how lovely to hear your voice...isnt the internet/blogging amazing.
ReplyDeleteYour tree spirits are divine.
Wonderfull tree spirits and thank you so much for the video. We have a windsock at the Mt. House and I'm thinking these strips would work at the "tails" on that too.
ReplyDeleteDarla
The Spirits would be lovely in the garden, even on wood or tops of a trellis. They have personality like all your work.
ReplyDeleteI see your women wherever I go. even the woman with the fragrant lily and turban I saw her with exactly that look and had to stare,
even the girl with the flamingos I saw her in the grocery. So pretty,
such inspiration.
Thank you, Emelie
Sharon these are FABULOUS!!! What a great idea to spruce up a tree with art and spirits! I just love these videos and your willingness to show 'how to'.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll be making some of these and what a great gift they would make as well!
Thank you for your awesome talent!
XOXO
These are so pretty....now if I only had some trees. I am loving the video's.
ReplyDeleteFabulous Sharon another thing I must try. I want to hang some in my studio windows. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGREAT , thanks for the video
ReplyDeleteI will try it later
Love Rini the Netherlands
Stunning!!
ReplyDeleteI love your work. My daughter (12) and I tried enjoyed making some tree flags like yours. Love your videos. Thank you for sharing the fun!
ReplyDeleteYou have them most pleasant voice, just for videos! That is a great idea and I am already putting my kit together so I can work on it during my convalescence! I second the more video comment, my friend!
ReplyDeletelove these tree spirits and the vibrant colours you use..think this would be a nice summer project to do with my sons over the summer holidays..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat is the name of the watercolor crayons? I missed it. I would love to get some now.
ReplyDeleteMahala
Well, I just loved taking a break at the desk and listening to your Southern Belle voice describing your process............how delightful! I think when the dust settles around here I shall give this a try as I just had a lovely white queen sized sheet show up with a large rip in it.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you ~ Rella xo