What's on Your Workdesk Wednesday for October 12 is here.
I want to thank all my visitors from last week's Paint Party Friday, Inspiration Avenue and Studio Sneak Peek! What a lot of encouragement from such kindhearted folks! Hopefully, I will get around to visiting more of you this week. Here is my painting in progress. This is one of my favorite themes. I used the backing of a picture frame as the base so that when it's finished, it will have a frame. As usual, I started with a gesso covered background and I've used watercolor and colored pencils for this painting. At this point I have no idea what other materials I will use. Til next time, happy PPF! Join in the fun!
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Hi Peggy! So glad to see you are okay from all the bad weather. Your madonna and child will be beautiful as alwayswhen you are finished! Happy PPF :-) Hugs ~ Rhonda
this is stunning! I love the light captured already - which is impressive so early on in the work.
This is beautiful and I love that you used the back of a picture frame to do it on - ingenious!! I love the colours you've used - so earthy and just peachy!
Peggy - such beautiful work. You are very talented, my friend. Keep up the great work!
Lovely work, very serene picture. Great job.
This is lovely...the earthy colors are so nice!
This is very pretty!
This is lovely. There is such an air of peace.
That's a great idea! And it's looking fabulous already. :)
Lovely painting ~ very serene and well done ~ thanks ~Happy PPF ~ namaste, Carol ^_^ (Share the Creative Journey)
Beautiful and tender. Looking great!
Such a sweet depiction! Lovely Peggy!
this is very good I like what you have done so far and I cant wait to see more of your art !
Happy PPF
- KAT -
This is just beautiful!
Absolutely beautiful! I love your subject and I love your technique.
A beautiful painting...you've done an amazing job! POP ART MINIS
brilliant idea for a substrate (smacks head: "why didn't I think of that!") lovely lovely faces on your madonna and child.
Love how you've captured a soft, peaceful feel in this painting ~ I could see any mother and child in this painting, such a beautiful bond :)
This is so sweet. What a beautiful mood you've captured.
I like the gentleness and peace of your Madonna And Child work you shared this week. Good color choices too. Happy PPF!
It's so beautiful already! I love their serene faces.
So beautiful!
So serene and loving! Beautiful!
Just beautiful and tender looking. Very soft.
Now that is truly beautiful.
Wow Peggy, this is so precious! Deb
What a beautiful and sweet madonna! Lovely!
The picture is beautiful, I love the shading that you have accomplished. Thank you for telling about the techniques you used. Blessings, Janet
I love those expressions of utter contentment you've captured her- beautiful work!
Happy PPF (a day late ;))
Stephanie
oh...love it sooooo much...i am a mother and child kinda gal...xxx
Beautiful! Their faces are so sweet!
This is beautiful! I peeked at your next post and love the additions you've made... The text background and the stamped clothing look wonderful :)
xo
Kristin
Sweet work ... full of gentle love!
such beautiful work. I have been using watercolor on a gesso background recently and LOVE the way it responds. Do you cover your completed work with a clear coat of varnish or polyurethane to protect it? I am worried since the watercolor is easily lifted up that it could be damaged easily. Thank you for your kind comment on my blog.
love how soft and tender and sweet this turned out!
such love, truly beautiful.
Great WIP which really promises to be wonderful finished. Good luck and I'm pleased you are OK from the bad weather too.
joZarty x
Such a beautiful painting! There are so many babies in our family at the moment - I wish I was clever enough to paint them as skillfully as you do. x jo
It is so very nice to see religious images being blogged. I am another of the rarities that like religious themes, and I really appreciate the fact that you show your work openly.
Many blessings from above, xx
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