Tombow marker on approximately 15"x19" watercolor paper.
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21 comments:
The colors make me really feel like I'm inside the dream. Cool.
Thanks, Margaret.
This model had her dog with her. I don't know if that made a difference but her look was serene and calm.
That really is the color--and look--of sleep. Nice!
I like to sleep cold so this is my idea of repose. The color is luscious and her countenance is serene, nice contrast.
PS I hope you're feeling bettah.
This gives me a lovely feeling -- buoyant, floating.
Jean,
it interesting to know that the model was with his dog,
I would comment on the peaceful expression she is!
You captured very well the situation!
very beautiful work!
Beautiful colours and mood!
Dear Jean,
Your paintings convey your inner world to us very well. So impressive and beautiful. Thank you for sharing wonderful work. Keep up!!
Kind regards, Sadami
she's melting
Thanks, all.
Paula, yes, I'm feeling better and thanks.
like this pose and the colours
She does look like a dream. Wonderful.
Thanks, Laura and Susan.
Indeed very dreamlike . Beautifully done!
Thanks, Jane.
If I had any money I'd buy so many of your paintings. You are wonderful.
you ok?
Ditto the above commenters!
I hope you're now ready to awake from your dreaming and feeling up to blogging again, JS.
Tired of blogging?
It's been known to happen.
Thanks, MG.
Hi, PA, Cafe and K. Thanks for checking. I'm okay, but blogging has definitely slowed with creative output.
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