No. The green/jade looking frame was not part of the professional framing, it’s one I got for $3 on clearance at the hobby store. I had this grand idea to hang multi frames of various sizes and colors around Ms. Peach to make her the central point in some sort of artistic creative a$$ed way…but when I held this green frame up my socks were knocked off and volia- she is framed twice over. Do ya like?
And here is the silly fun piece I did for the back wall of my renovated kitchen. I painted the background of a blank canvas,
modge podged some roosters on it, painted over it a bit and then sealed it Finally I added a clock with my repurposed (cake decoration) sunflower for the center. Not as fancy smanchy as the end tables, but it’ll do.
And now, tell me what have you painted lately: Walls? Canvas? Nails? Face?
10 comments:
You are just so darn artsy fartsy, Paige! Peach girl is beautiful framed twice. And I adore chickens. Beautiful work you did on that.
What have I painted? Do my nails count?
Hi Paige .. zilch! But my latest post talks about Turner, Munch and art & colours .. so I guess my latest blog post - Volcanoes too ..
Have a great weekend .. Hilary
Gorgeous artwork!! I wish I were so creative with the artsy stuff..
I LOVE the double framing!!! You are sooooooooo artistic! I will totally do that somewhere some time!!
Hey, is that cake decoration sunflower sugary and EDIBLE?? If so, put it away when I come to visit -- it may get munched.
LOVE teh mulled spice wall color!!!
AWESOME stuff, Paige of a Book!
xoxo
i painted a pig eeting a lettis!!
oxox
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I lovvvvve that 'peach girl.' !!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful Paige! I LOVE the green frame and for $3, damn what a bargain! Nice work!
I haven't painted a thing because my wife and kids have wisely seen to it that a brush doesn't get within 25 feet of my hands. I'm, uh, challenged in this regard.
I'll stick to the pen. Fewer people have to cringe as a result.
:)
I knew you were artsy, but really, are you fartsy? I bet I am more fartsy than you. Now about the bra...I would just live with it and never think about doing anything about it. I don't know what that says about my character, but there you go.
You are a talented fun-art-maker!
I'm impressed with your final produsts- Seeing your process is fun.
Grannie Annie would love those roosters!
I've hand-painted painted five wooden frames with custom oil colors for some small unicorn prints of older oils work, n done several BGs which still need the more difficult FG (foreground) but the humidity has kept them from properly drying yet.
I must own a hundred or so brushes n always have canvas ready...
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