Posted by: palletcolors on: May 23, 2012
Work in progress on a Barn Owl.
And….
I saved a young Nuthatch and held it for a while. I named it ‘Feathery’ and blessed it when it took off to a nearby bush.
Every day I was allowed to look in our birdhouse on our balcony.
The Birdhouse was the ‘Blue Apartment’.
The little ones inside are called: Lapis Lazuli, Aquamarine, Blue-Wing, Blue-Feather, Opal, and Blue Moss.
Now I cry unstoppable because they felt their nursery this morning.
Whaaa…whooo..
*sniff…sniff*
Your consolation is much welcome in the comment section.
And send me a hanky, I’ve used all mine.
KappaCavy
Posted by: palletcolors on: April 10, 2012
Anne Emilia’s gifts and my drawing of her.
Click to enlarge.
Hello friends,
I have an art friend (as you know from my drawing) Anna Emilia! *turns spotlight on*
Her drawings are pretty, with lots and lots *LOTS* of details.
Her drawings give a feeling of happiness, I love that.
Thank you Anna Emilia for drawing and being my B.A.F, (Best Artist Friend)!
KappaCavy
Here is Anne Emilia’s Art Blog.
Posted by: palletcolors on: March 29, 2012
This is my art friend Anna Emilia!
Her art blog is great!
I will ALWAYS be inspired by her!
Thanks, Anna Emilia!
PS. I am making artist posts, drawings or painting of all artists who inspire me!
I will let you know!
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 19, 2012
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 19, 2012
Click on pictures and they become BIG!
When Mary Cassatt told her father that she would be an artist, he had a fit (see my drawing). But she did it anyway. She went to Paris without her parents.
Mary Cassatt made a painting that got into the Salon. It was called: ‘On the Balcony’.
Mary thought that the Salon rules were stupid. The rules were like:
1. Make really big drawings.
2. Paint important scenes like battles.
3. Don’t let any brush stroke show.
4. Use dark colours.
Bah, stupid! Mary thought different and she became an Impressionist. Impressionists used big brush stokes and broke all the rules of the Salon.
Casette was accepted with joy!
The Impressionists liked painting normal things, like people working. The Salon hated that.
Mary once made a self-portrait. You can see the freshness of her dress and big brush strokes.
There is nothing in the background. The painting is called ‘Portrait of an Artist’.
Of all artists Mary like Degas.
Before Mary died she burned all the letters of Degas. Why?
Were they in love? Eeewwwww!!!
Kappacavy (10)
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 18, 2012
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 18, 2012
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 18, 2012
Click on my Cat and Panda to have a better look!
My Clay Cat and Clay Panda are members of my Zen-Land.
They are Zen because they are so calm. They also have balanced colours of sand yellow (earth) and blue (water).
Do you like my cute Cat and Panda?
Kappacavy (10)
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 16, 2012
Chopin was a very talented composer.
At the age of 7 he gave concerts.
He even made a sort of news paper called ‘The Village Courier’.
He also wrote the Cat-waltz and the Raindrop Prelude that sounds like the rain on our roof.
I like Chopin because I can dance on his music.
I like the Cat Waltz the best!
And you?????
Let me know!
Kappacavy, the Dance Girl.
Posted by: palletcolors on: January 16, 2012
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