This was commissioned by a now blogger friend who found me in Etsy. Valerie Cesari and hubby were going to celebrate their first anniversary this month and she asked to to do a painting of an image she had for her present to her handsome hubby.
She was a delight to work with and we together came up with this 8x10 watercolor on Fredrix board. The beetles represent the couple with their respretive Alma Maters on their backs.
16 comments:
What a great idea. So sweet!
And many many more.
The painting speaks loud and clear message - so lovely.
Great piece Sheila! I'm sure your client will be very pleased!
Great idea!
What a fun, inventive way to celebrate a first anniversary, the paper anniversary...well done!
that's a cool first anniversary gift ;)
Howdy, stranger...been out on a Texas limb and jes coming back to earth. It looks like you have been super busy....looking good!! Those poochie portraits are great.
Hi Shiela,
You asked me to try colors in my sketches.. So after a long time I have tried and the result is on my blog. I know it doesn't look very nice and so i have decided to stick to sketching (until i further grow up as an artist) but still i'll be happy if you visit my blog and will give your take on it... ;)
Regards,
gaurav
(squealing with delight) YAY!! You did such an awesome job!! I love it and my hubby loved it!!
What a lovely piece, Sheila! And I can see from the comment above that your client was thrilled :) Well done!
What a sweet painting and a very lovely and personal anniversary gift.
Best wishes to the Happily Married ones out there ;)
What an unusual anniversairy gift Sheila and what a change from animal portraits, you must have enjoyed this a lot.
What beautiful flow with the tree!
So cute! Love the tree.
What an honor to be able to do that for them, and such a sweet gift. She will love it and so will he.
How sweet, Sheila!
This painting has a definite whimsical feel to it.
I love the idea of a painting about love having a tree in it. Something about trees representing love seems so right to me.
Nice touches with the beetles. I'm sure the happy couple is pleased with this keepsake.
-Dean
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