my kind of paradise lies here on earth: in any quiet place where there's a small forest, a gentle stream or lake nearby, a path shaded with rows of trees, and a small house for me to live in...
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the composition, the textures, the characters! (especially the cutie cat!) Great work, I'll have to keep an eye on your artwork.
It seems that a lot of us on Illustration Friday love to be in quiet places filled with nature and inspiration. I haven't seen too many city scenes. What does that say about us... Excellent piece.
I had to come over from Britt-Arnhild's, to see for myself the artist who painted this wonderful Norvegian image, with the little girl just so as I know her from real life. Bravissima, I shall come by again, excellent work, best wishes from Vienna, Merisi
my kind of paradise lies here on earth: in any quiet place where there's a small forest, a gentle stream or lake nearby, a path shaded with rows of trees, and a small house for me to live in...
Beautiful place to stay!! :D
ReplyDeletesounds wonderful.
ReplyDeletesupero your illo! I love the cat!
ReplyDeleteI love the cat, too. I can understand why you like that so much :)
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se ven muy felices....my lindos colores...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I love the composition, the textures, the characters! (especially the cutie cat!) Great work, I'll have to keep an eye on your artwork.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that a lot of us on Illustration Friday love to be in quiet places filled with nature and inspiration. I haven't seen too many city scenes. What does that say about us... Excellent piece.
ReplyDeleteI share your| dream of paradise on earth.
ReplyDeleteThis is so charming! And I love your watercolor technique.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and serene environment, but it is missing something... Oh, I know! Where is the sweet scent of fresh baked cookies or a pie? :D
ReplyDeleteNice pie, I really dig the child's facial expression.
V charming!!
ReplyDeletethanks everyone, for your nice comments.
ReplyDeleteimwithsully: maybe it means that we artists love nature so much we don't want to trade it to anything else!
Woww..!! Spattering effect! It sure makes difference to the whole illo! Nice piece, Ell! As always ;)
ReplyDeletePenggambaran paradisenya seperti yg selalu gw khayalkan sewaktu gw kecil dulu..
I'm so glad you bring my fantasy back :)
Beautiful! Love your paradise, enigma!
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That's my kind of paradise! Only I'd have lots of cats and dogs!
ReplyDeleteYes, I would like to be in your paradise as well. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and textures throughout, and a very peaceful, inspiring atmosphere.
This is a wonderful painting! I love the sense of movement in it.
ReplyDeleteyou're right, it's a good place, and your illustration is very pretty :o)
ReplyDeletethis is a stunning piece!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Enigma. I so love your illustrations. They always make me happy.
ReplyDeleteThe cat is awesome! ;)
so peaceful!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love this painting! That was a wonderful gift you gave; as I read the post about on Britt-Arnhild's blog. What a thoughtful heart!
ReplyDeleteI had to come over from Britt-Arnhild's, to see for myself the artist who painted this wonderful Norvegian image, with the little girl just so as I know her from real life. Bravissima,
ReplyDeleteI shall come by again, excellent work,
best wishes from Vienna,
Merisi
You are so talented, I come here from Britt, and I am having fun reading your blog!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful place indeed. Ella, when I was small we used to go to puncak for cool temperature and trees. Is it still like that now?
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