watercolor aceo 6/2014
Queen of the faeries she be. Oh so gay and mysterious. A velvet mushroom for her throne. I love the garden faeries most. Ever look for them in your garden? You, I suppose, must have the sight and the faeries must like and trust you if you are to see them. I put out feathers so as to invite them to my cottage. I have been told by a genuine woodsman that they will be attracted to the feathers.
Breathtaking image; beautifully-composed illustration of words accompanying…
Inner-Self portrait, maybe?
Thank you so much. I think every painting is a self portrait because you cannot help but put yourself in the piece.
So very true!
Lovely! And yes! Plenty of times.
Ahh…a fellow believer in magical. Thank you.
On Saturday, June 14, 2014, Gretchen Del Rio's Art Blog wrote:
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Lovely:)
Thank you Gigi. I found the sketch of this painting which was a few years old. On a lark I painted it. I thought of your faces which I love and since I enjoyed painting this one I just might do another. I like that your faces take up the entire paper.
On Saturday, June 14, 2014, Gretchen Del Rio's Art Blog wrote:
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This is an absolute favorite! I just love when you use human images (even if it is faerie…)
I really enjoyed painting this one and since I did…..more may follow.
On Saturday, June 14, 2014, Gretchen Del Rio's Art Blog wrote:
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This is so lovely! I will be placing some feathers in my garden, although, I just know that they are here. I do not say this because it is my garden, but there is a feeling here that there is something present. I have felt it in a friends garden too.
I know what you mean about the presence. I’m happy you liked the faerie.
Gretchen Dear ! What a compelling and captivating painting !!! Love the story behind it that triggers my wild imagination and the decorative elements in your inspirational painting !
Love ~♥~♥~♥~ ,Doda :-))) xxx
Thank you. She is a faerie goddess.
She’s very beautiful. Interesting what you did with her eyes.
Thank you so much. I love to decorate humans and animals.