'Precocious'
6" x 6" acrylic on masonite panel
$65 plus $7 US or $15 International shipping
A passion for watercolor portraits, the joy of being a mother, motivation and encouragement for fellow artists of all kinds. That is what you will find here. Welcome friends.
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment they really do mean so much to me! Because not all bloggers have their email enabled so I can reply directly through email I will try to reply here in the comments. If I don't please forgive me, life must have been hectic that day! :)) Huzzah!!
that look in her eye and the luscious red lips are so precious! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis portrait is amazing, Crystal! I love the loose style and lighting. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful piece as always. Love the story too!
ReplyDeleteA funny and touching story, and a lovely portrait!
ReplyDeleteI can see so much of the artist in this portrait. The brushmarks left as it is as a signature. I cant tell you how amazing this is. Especially the skin part and the lips.. And of course thinker you are. There is so much of thought process that goes behind each painting..
ReplyDeleteit's a nice story, the child looks sweet and a thinker.. well done! :)
ReplyDeleteAll that thinking has helped you a lot, I believe!....This is very sweet portrait,really wonderful.The far away look in her eyes makes her more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteadorable, another great piece, makes me wonder what she's seeing and thinking about. So you've been a dreamer for a long time :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast between being so cute and be so rough, those are some fresh brush strokes.
ReplyDeleteCrystal...It always amazes me how you can use the strong reds, oranges, pinks in your portraits and they still come out soft and dainty and fresh. This is beautiful...love your eye area especially.
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ReplyDeleteYup! You got that far away look that only kids have. A truly wonderful portrait, Crystal. I can see how much pleasure you had in painting it.
ReplyDeleteHuzzahandahalfguvna!
Une très belle bouille ! j'adore ces yeux remplies de gourmandise, certainement celle de la joie de vivre...
ReplyDeleteMerci pour la petite histoire qui accompagne cette merveilleuse peinture.
Gros bisous.
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ReplyDeleteCrystal, this is amazing! Part of me says paint in acrylics forever because you have captured a little magic here. But you and I both know are hearts are with watercolors. Your brushstrokes, colors, light, expression, everything absolutely perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Crystal - I am SO behind with my blogging! I am so sorry, I still haven't posted the water soluble oils to you!!! I PROMISE I will do that ASAP! They have your name written all over them! But, it is for a good reason which I will explain at a later date. I've had lots to do in a very short space of time!
ReplyDeleteNow - about your painting. Well, surely you don't even need me to say it do you? It is perfection! the expression, the colours in her skin, the brush strokes... She is a beautiful child :0) My doctor used to give me smarties every time I visited - Once I pretended I had a tummy ache, just so I could get some! Luckily, my Mum saw through that! I am also a deep thinker too. Always have been. My mind is forever wandering! :0)
I love how you are so bold with your compositions, beautiful bright colors and decisive strokes! Not hard to see that the girl could be you ;)
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