6"x10", oil pastels, casein, graphite, watercolors on a page from my vintage book "Encyclopedia of Chinese painting",. The Universal Book Company, pub. |
Now working on some plaster piece in the studio and thinking about what i could do to the empty rind of a half grapefruit which has now hardened beautifully....whew, a mouthful:)
A few hours later:
i am reading over my post and i realize that with my pathetic English i poorly expressed myself (misleading): when i wrote "a couple of folks", i meant people who were inspired to actually draw/paint faces in the manner of Lynne...we all know what an inspiration she is to so many people in so many different ways.
10 comments:
Lynn's work is wonderful. Not many like hers. I like what you've created here.....she has a lovely expression.
this is lovely.
very very pretty.
xxa
I absolutely adore Lynne Hoppe's work, and Inconnue is absolutely wonderful! She is very like Lynne's wonderful faces, but definitely has your own touch. Very nice!
oh i love her, francoise... xoxo
Que dire après tous ces commentaires de tes fans? Tu joues dans la cour des grands, maintenant. Moi pas savoir... Sauf que je la trouve très sympa et délicate. Elle a la bosse des maths?
Paula, Amy, Angela and Lynne, thank you, merci, gracias for your gracious words.
Lynne a special merci to you for your generous sharing.
xoxo to you all but above all peace♥♥♥
Marie, tu me fais rire avec la bosse des maths:)
pour toi, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I can't tell you how much I love this piece. Absolutely love it! You gave her such a sweetness.
Thank you Lisa! What a nice thing to say♥♥♥
Merci pour Happy Birthday!!!!
Becsbecsbecs du Québec!
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