The challenge theme this week is FLOWER BED.
I decided to sketch up a flower bed featuring daffodils which has been my favourite flower since childhood. Mrs Katy Koala is watering the daffodils as I type.
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Our challenge for next week is a FILL IN THE BLANK...we must create a piece that includes at least 'one square with an X inside it touching each corner'. Time to get the thinking caps on...
This is so cute! Everything about it is so brilliantly done.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet Koala, Katy is and your daffodils are beautiful. A garden we can all enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Sweet flower bed nicely tended to!
ReplyDeleteOh, I do hope the physiotherapy helps a lot.
ReplyDeleteReally cute sketch. Love it! :)
Have a really good day, my friend. Love and hugs!
daffodils are nice, I like their sunshiny hue. this a cute drawing & I really like her flower-pattern dress to go with her little daffodils garden.
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
I love this sweet scene. Katy looks so blissfully happy tending her plants.
ReplyDeleteHope the physio helps.
ReplyDeletereally hoping pyshio helps :)
ReplyDeletethe koala looks nice and happy with her daffies :)
ahhh, so charming.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you have art to distract you.
I hope you feel wonderful soon!
It's so cute, Serena. I LOVE LOVE this and her dress is so cute! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful sketch
ReplyDeleteSerena,
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful - everything about it I really like. She even seems to be looking at us.
Praying that you heal completely.
blessings
Janis
I like the long flower bed, and you did a very nice job drawing those daffodils!
ReplyDeleteWhilst I am of course sorry, Serena, you've had to contend with so many ailments and pain and certainly hope everything improves for you, so glad you were able to do this piece and even have it be somewhat a distraction. It's lovely and ,like you, I've loved daffodils since childhood- they are also my favourite flower. I love the cute koala. the whole stly eof it is charming!
ReplyDeleteSee you next week, I hope, for the "fill in the blank" which starts with an "X" touching the corners within a square!
Cute, cute! Daffodils are so cheery!
ReplyDeleteI adore everything about this illustration Serena! Katy and her dress, her watering can and the perspective of the looooong flower bed as she waters. . . and the daffodils. Where I grew up they didn't pop until early April but where I live now, they arrive in late January! In either case, along with crocuses, they always represent the seasonal change and, for me, a winter-loving soul, the bittersweet end of the bare vastness of a winter landscape as Spring's lushness arrives. They're like the scouting party sent ahead by the larger flower brigade to see if the way is clear. lol
ReplyDeleteSending you light and wishes for healing and comfort ahead!