Another 'Wish'

It was a busy Winter and although the cold was keeping me inside, there was no better time to consider an opportunity to complete three commissioned paintings. It has been a pleasure in the making and I feel delighted knowing these paintings will bring much happiness to a very special lady.

Wishing flowers (Dandelions) are a symbolic flower for many reasons and one close to my heart, as they bring back the beautiful memories of my childhood and to this day, I still make a wish with my daughter.

If it is not a memory, a wish or two, for pleasure of viewing, then please give a thought to the bees and our future. This Spring, I will plant some flowers for the bees and I will let the dandelions grow...happy gardening ;)

http://www.saveourbees.com.au/
http://www.beethecure.com.au/

Painting: © 2016 CW.

Painting: © 2016 CW.

Painting: © 2016 CW.

Bluethumb Artist - Lisa Dangerfield

Some beautiful paintings and a person I admire for all that she achieves. I was pleased to see her artwork appear on bluethumb  and wish her well with her adventures.

To view her work and paintings for sale, you can find her at bluthumb - Lisa Dangerfield.

Dancing in the Moodlight 

By Lisa Dangerfield



And another personal favourite.........

From the Madding Crowd
By Lisa Dangerfield

The TelegramOffice

A very special wedding and sadly we were unable to attend. As you can imagine, I spent endless hours thinking of the perfect gift to last a lifetime and something traditional that says more than just a card...when thankfully I came across 'The TelegramOffice'. My experience was a pleasant journey with the 'Telegram Clerk' who devoted his time to ensuring my details were accurate and that my telegram arrived in a professional and timely manner, not to forget the unique quality of the traditional and everlasting style.

This has been an experience to share, as the telegram brought a smile to the faces of loved ones.
Thank you so much for all your efforts, with great thanks to the 'Telegram Clerk'.

Visit 'The TelegramOffice' for more information.

Winter has arrived

An unusual cold snap arrived bringing snow to the Capital and strangely enough, people have commenced taking photos of snow on their cars....including myself :)

What to do on a cold Winter's day.....keep warm and paint. I am in the process of preparing three paintings to help someone's wish come true and it's been a delightful event in the making.

Painting: © 2016 CW.

Grace Kelly - gems from the Palace.

I am always looking for new inspiration and when the recent announcement that Castlereagh boutique - Sydney were due to showcase Grace Kelly's collection, I Immediately immersed myself in viewing diamonds and created a special piece featuring the butterfly fossil.

I generally enjoy working with pencils and acrylic paints however, I was tempted to face the challenge of watercolour and I am pleased with the outcome and will continue to develop my skills using this medium.

This piece is now on it's journey to a new home and I hope the owner has as much appreciation for a symbolic period, as I have in the making.

Illustration: © 2016 CW.

Image: Vogue.com.au

Baby Badger

I commenced this illustration before I sliced my finger and thankfully managed to finish it over the last few days. I turned this piece into a gift card for my Uncle and with a little luck this might arrive in time for his Birthday.

Feeling pleased with this piece, as this was my first attempt at illustration fur in such fine detail. :) 

Illustration: © 2016 CW.

Lost in art

Where have I been.....I appeared to have lost my creative flair for some time and during that period I somehow managed to slice my finger open on the windscreen wiper (my creative hand).  :(

Another year, another winter fast approaching and I struggle to be creative as soon as the first signs of winter appear, but there is no better opportunity than to teach my daughter who also enjoys drawing and painting.The genes run in the family and I enjoy every moment I have with her, as we chill out to music in a room that smells like an art studio.

This piece is the beginning of my daughter's creation and it surprises me to see how fast a 7 year old can pick up on the key techniques when exposed to the right tools and mediums.

Happy days! 

Illustration: © 2016 EW.