Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #693
yes they are simply gorgeous! i live in a small village and i can see from time to time how some cute squirrel runs across the road and suddenly jump on the tree :)
you are most welcome
That sounds nice. I think I'm going to mat and frame these Amate Bark Paper paintings once the remodeling, cleanup, makeover is done here. New bookcases are built for the TV room now library. This will get all of the books piled, leaning, or misfiled put in a proper place. There were only 3 floor to ceiling bookcases there, now there will be 5. The TV will now be in the fireplace room, and the computers will be in the library. The baseboards are on in all the newly tiled halls and rooms. The Guest bathroom is being stripped of old wallpaper, and the Needlepoint yarn is picked up, the canvases are properly filed. The whole dining room is now cleaned, painted, new baseboards, new tile floor, and all the furniture is cleaned, oiled, and ready for the dishes to be washed and put back in their proper place. The paintings are all dusted, washed, windexed and ready to be rehung. It's amazing when you start a project like this how much there is to do. That said...it is well worth it because there is not a speck of dirt when a room is finished. I just had to move all my watercolors, paints, and paper into the studio, and for the next few days I may go insane because I can't just stop and paint. My art is the only thing that keep me sane, when my body is in total pain, won't take another step, and can't do anything but sit or go to bed. Going to bed feels too much like giving up, and when I sit in my green easy chair I paint on my paintings. I've got another Eastern Rosella Parakeet I've painted, but the branches I cut are thrown out, and I need a new branch to finish the painting. It's been raining here for 3 days so I know our bad weather will head your way. We needed rain, and all my plants are delighted so rain is always a welcome guest. My Amaryllis, Ranunculus, Daffodils, and Bearded Iris are all putting our tall stalks and leafy growth. I love spring flowers, and I planted them in pots because the huge beds I used to dig and fill are impossible for me to do any more. I will photograph and paint spring flowers very soon, and probably put in some chickens because they make spring even better. Hope all is well with you, and burn some incense to make the world's ills a little better.
MischiefPooka
Great detail!
Mar 3rd ReplyBlanket
Very good artwork! :-)
Feb 17th Replyessencestudios
so beautiful!
Jan 28th Reply crazy cat lady mod /oldschoolHouseofChabrier
Thank you! I'm loving painting pine trees and squirrels!
Jan 29th Reply Subscriberessencestudios
you're welcome
and it shows when someone loves what they do
Jan 29th Reply crazy cat lady mod /oldschoolLucifer
Congratulations!
Jan 28th Reply who wants a hug?Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #693
http://shadowness.com/dailyinspiration/forum/daily-inspiration-693
Lucifer
oh my god this is so wonderful!
Jan 28th Reply who wants a hug?HouseofChabrier
Thank you so much! I love their little tiny, expressive hands, and how busy and alert Squirrels always are.
Jan 29th Reply SubscriberLucifer
yes they are simply gorgeous! i live in a small village and i can see from time to time how some cute squirrel runs across the road and suddenly jump on the tree :)
Jan 29th Reply who wants a hug?you are most welcome
JurgenDoe
aww .. your squirrels are just so cute and gorgeous .. adorable work again
Jan 28th Reply SubscriberHouseofChabrier
My squirrels are friendly, happy little critters, and very busy exploring their universe!
Jan 29th Reply SubscriberJurgenDoe
For sure they are and you paint them all so cute
Jan 29th Reply SubscriberDragonsChyld
Now this belongs on a wall, perhaps in one of the lovely mountain cabins or the great lodge on the rim of the grand canyon. :D
Jan 27th ReplyHouseofChabrier
That sounds nice. I think I'm going to mat and frame these Amate Bark Paper paintings once the remodeling, cleanup, makeover is done here. New bookcases are built for the TV room now library. This will get all of the books piled, leaning, or misfiled put in a proper place. There were only 3 floor to ceiling bookcases there, now there will be 5. The TV will now be in the fireplace room, and the computers will be in the library. The baseboards are on in all the newly tiled halls and rooms. The Guest bathroom is being stripped of old wallpaper, and the Needlepoint yarn is picked up, the canvases are properly filed. The whole dining room is now cleaned, painted, new baseboards, new tile floor, and all the furniture is cleaned, oiled, and ready for the dishes to be washed and put back in their proper place. The paintings are all dusted, washed, windexed and ready to be rehung. It's amazing when you start a project like this how much there is to do. That said...it is well worth it because there is not a speck of dirt when a room is finished. I just had to move all my watercolors, paints, and paper into the studio, and for the next few days I may go insane because I can't just stop and paint.
My art is the only thing that keep me sane, when my body is in total pain, won't take another step, and can't do anything but sit or go to bed. Going to bed feels too much like giving up, and when I sit in my green easy chair I paint on my paintings. I've got another Eastern Rosella Parakeet I've painted, but the branches I cut are thrown out, and I need a new branch to finish the painting. It's been raining here for 3 days so I know our bad weather will head your way. We needed rain, and all my plants are delighted so rain is always a welcome guest. My Amaryllis, Ranunculus, Daffodils, and Bearded Iris are all putting our tall stalks and leafy growth. I love spring flowers, and I planted them in pots because the huge beds I used to dig and fill are impossible for me to do any more. I will photograph and paint spring flowers very soon, and probably put in some chickens because they make spring even better.
Hope all is well with you, and burn some incense to make the world's ills a little better.
Jan 27th Reply Subscriber