This is Bea , I drew little alphabet letters on her shirt .I have a doll collection , and these dolls always make me want to draw .
So last night I saw this doll on my shelf , she is an old rubber doll ..... I took her down , and drew her with my Inktense on illustration board.
I mounted her onto wood ,and then cut her out on my scroll saw
I made a little stand for her too !
she's in my shop
Oh, she is so adorable. I love her.
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Sissie
You always amaze me!
ReplyDeleteI love Bea!
Bea is beautiful and fun. I love your whimsy!
ReplyDeleteOh she's beautiful! i love the idea of cutting it out....it's like a sculpture painting!
ReplyDeletewell done!
thanks for sharing this...how inspirational!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
she's lovely......
ReplyDeleteI love her. I want to give her kisses.
ReplyDeleteWow Sandy, we are awed by your talent!!
ReplyDeleteSmooches,
Stella, Gunther and Betty
Thank you .... I'm so glad you like her
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I gotta find my inktense pencils....they are buried here somewhere...maybe under the couch...they are a lot of fun. Sandy, do you use a paint brush with them??
ReplyDeleteyes ! I use an angular shader brush
ReplyDeleteand sometimes I just dip the end of the pencil in water which makes the color REAL intense !
She's a cutie Sandy. My son had a wooden little rabbit that had a stand that you could change his little jackets and hats. It was a lovely piece of art.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips! I am tearing my living room apart trying to find those darned pencils!!
ReplyDeletehi sandy...i love your illustrations! you little dolls remind me of a book that i love called
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF EVERYBODY DID. anyway...it's a great book that was written in the 60's and the illustrations are fantastic!!!! your comment about the eyes was so funny.
you work is really fun!! take care
sue