Different color scheme than usual but I'm allowed to do that. Artistic license purchased and renewed every year.
"Blue Birch Crown: The Objects and Symbols of Piety"
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6 comments:
I like it. I'm often afraid of using such "overpowering" colors. But the deep reds here really work.
...now about this "artistic license," I fear I may be waaaaay behind on my official registrations. Does that mean I'm going to find my pencil box stuffed with over-due tickets and fines the next time I dust off the art-making supplies???
loving the color!
Those little guys standing next to her are brilliant!
Monkat, Bright colors in this quantity is rarely part of what I do. Just taking a chance now and then. Risk is fun and scary especially with a deadline looming.
Thanks liz
They're smart too Caerphilly
Totally great. The red is wicked bold and works wonderfully surrounding your "normally" coloured characters.
On copper?
This one is on Masonite
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