Sketchbook cover...done.
Now what should I put on the other sketchbook's cover? hmmm...
Done with Cotman watercolors and FW white acrylic ink.
The lovely Stephanie Levy interviewed me at Artists Who Blog,
if you'd like to read it click here.
posted by Geninne at 5:01 PM
LOVE!!!!!!!!!
and
WANT!!!! :)
So amazing!
gorgeous! simply stunning.
That was quick! Looks lovely.
Oh my goodness - that's beautiful. It's giving me lots of ideas about taupe quilts with lavendar accents...
gorgeous! I've only ever done watercolor on white paper. this looks like fun!
Stunning! The interview was great and I checked out the other blogs to add to my Art Inspiration list.
Since it is Autumn here in Colorado I think your next sketch book cover should be leaves or pinecones...that's just my 2cents!
Tail Wags to All.
~Moose
So fun!! Which part do you like more (if you even do): the drawing, or the watercoloring?
This is stunning work!
this is beautiful.
Now that's far more inspiring than a plain cover! It looks gorgeous Geninne. And I LOVE the look of artworks done on 'kraft' paper or card.
I've been on the hunt for one of those earthbound sketchbooks here in Australia for months, and the one place I found overseas that would ship here, wanted to charge me 4 times the value of the book just to ship it!
I'm still hunting though :)
it looks great
love it!! makes me want to go decorate my plain sketchbook cover;)
Hi Geninne, great artwork! I received the stamps yesterday, love them.
That is just fantastic, love it! :0)
Hi Geninne - I knew your watercoloured version would be lovely, but wow it's more than that. 'Gorgeous' was the word that came to mind as soon as I saw it - and it seems many others felt the same. Each time I see one of your creations I am inspired to reach for my watercolours, but somthing stops me - I fear I will be disappointed with the result!
Have a lovely day.
its wodnerful as always :)
what about an autumn-forest theme?
Beautiful, beautiful, beufitul...
bellissimo!!!
:-)
The cover looks great. What I really appreciate is your use of the white acrylic ink. It adds a nice touch to highlight certain lines/marks and brightens up the piece. Such a smart divergence from black that is commonly used in a similar way but tends to dull things in comparison. What inspired you to start using white ink?
This is great. I saw it yesterday without the color and liked it then, but now it is just lovely.
¡Ha quedado verdaderamente precioso! Gracias por poner el resultado final.
Me encanta tu blog; Siempre consigue alegrarme el día.
Que te vaya todo muy bien.
Helena,
en Santander,España.
love the sketchbook!
Just beautiful! So fun to watch it come alive!
What an awesome idea. I think I need to do that with my journals too. Yours is beautiful of course!!!
Gorgeous! I love paintings on cardboard colored items. So beautiful!
Beautiful - and so detailed and delicate - v jealous! xxx
Ah! Too lovely- especially the white outlining/ details on the coral!
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL
This is fantastic!!!
Wow! what a 360 degree shift, from the air straight to the bottom of the sea!!! Fantastic!
I'm absolutely in love with this journal! That white acrylic ink looks fun to work with...off to go find some online right now!
Wow. It's absolutely stunning.
You are so talented. Really. Just gorgeous!! If only I had a thimblefull of your artistic talent...
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I saw your interview on Artists Who Blog and had to come over to see more. Your work is gorgeous...really wonderful and very inspiring.
Wow! plain and simple wow!
How beautiful! So inspiring! That journal wants to be appreciated.
Love the sketchbook! Beautiful! and inspiring!!
beautiful!
I am REALLY into seashells right now b/c we spent a week at the beach this summer in So.Cal. and collected a bunch of shells. My younger daughter is really into it. That is a beautiful journal . I have a FATTY journal, but if I fill it up (nearly so) I will have to get one of those and color pencil on it (my fave). God bless you, Page