Saturday, March 17, 2007

ANOTHER TRIO OF TREES ~ Here's some more of the little trees I've painted recently in aceo size (2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches). They are all in acrylics on 140 lb. watercolor paper and I've listed all three of these on E-bay.



















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Cynthia said...

I think my fave is #1, Lynette, but there's something about the 3rd one that I find really appealing too. You are pretty prolific.

8:38 AM
Janets Planet said...

The bottom one looks like lava rope.

3:44 PM
Lynette said...

Thank you Cyn... :D remember I'm the weekend painter LOL but this week I did one on Wed. night too because I was off work Thursday!
Ha Janet I don't know why I always have an urge to put weird things in my trees, thanks!

7:56 PM
tlwest said...

You must have to use a magnifying glass to do these- precious!

5:37 AM
Mother of Invention said...

I really love the top 2! These would make good miniatures, but also in larger sizes. Are they harder to paint when so small?

4:44 AM
jafabrit said...

I can't decide which mone I like best, but I think I am heading for the first one. It exudes a powerful melange (I am being artsy fartsy today lol) of summery delight.
love it.

5:31 AM
Janets Planet said...

Think you need to consider additional mediums you can use these images for.

8:09 AM
Lynette said...

Thank you Terri and M.O.I.! I found that I love doing these tiny ones and use tiny brushes and even toothpicks, but they took some experimenting at first. The funny thing is, I can get up close to them because I'm so near-sighted now I can see perfectly up close without my glasses, but everything is a fuzz 2 feet away without my glasses.
Hehe J.B. I love the 'artsy-fartsy' words, they're music to my ears! Thanks so much! :D
Janet thanks and I've been checking out Imagekind. I've been saving my little tree pics at 300 dpi so hopefully I'll be able to have some decent prints made. I just need to do it and quit thinking about it! :D

11:22 PM

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