This is a beautiful piece of art, Shelley, and a wonderful title for it. Some people in cafe Crem would be interested to see it, I am sure, as they were curious (me too) how you would paint the leopard spots… I will put a link to you there now, in case they forget to check your blog!
[...] Some days ago Shelley told us about her intention to paint the beautiful Armur Leopard… or at least his spots! Some of us were very curious to see how she would achieve that. She did it, and she did it beautifully: have a look here [...]
Thank you so much, Miki, for the comment and the link! I had considered posting it in Cafe Crem, with some suggestion to create my own proverb…When Spring Fever arrives, I feel like a leopard in a pink cage…or something like that And I am starting to see the appeal of adding Russian to my art. I hope my translation is ok.
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February 12, 2008 at 3:04 pm
This is a beautiful piece of art, Shelley, and a wonderful title for it. Some people in cafe Crem would be interested to see it, I am sure, as they were curious (me too) how you would paint the leopard spots… I will put a link to you there now, in case they forget to check your blog!
February 12, 2008 at 3:18 pm
[...] Some days ago Shelley told us about her intention to paint the beautiful Armur Leopard… or at least his spots! Some of us were very curious to see how she would achieve that. She did it, and she did it beautifully: have a look here [...]
February 12, 2008 at 8:08 pm
Thank you so much, Miki, for the comment and the link! I had considered posting it in Cafe Crem, with some suggestion to create my own proverb…When Spring Fever arrives, I feel like a leopard in a pink cage…or something like that
And I am starting to see the appeal of adding Russian to my art. I hope my translation is ok.
February 13, 2008 at 10:50 am
Beautiful painting Shellie! the colors and textures, very appealing. Somehow reminds me of those old fashioned records too.
February 13, 2008 at 1:25 pm
Thank you, Susan!