
Here is another little drawing of 'Layla' this time, as a 1950's beauty!


This week's theme for mixed media Monday is dolls. I decided to follow the path of paper dolls and ended up googling some images. I found this lovely old book of an Esther Williams paper doll and decided to make my own version of the front cover with one of my girls. I used to love paper dolls as a child and I really love the old 1950's women. They were so curvy and real. Which is a lovely breath of fresh air compared to the women of today who are 'perfect'. 



Well I really love the theme for this coming Monday's 'Mixed Media Monday'. 'Tell us a Story' gave me so much room to play this week. I ended up doing a mixed media piece on canvas and I really enjoyed it. I also made up a little snippet of a story to go along with it. My hubby said 'it's a bit girly isn't it?' when he looked at it, and I have to agree yes it's a bit on the romantic side but I think that I'm compensating for living with two young boys, 3 if you count my husband and our dog is even a male. (not really sure about our bird....) so I guess I just felt like doing something a bit girly!!!
This was posted a few weeks ago but I realised it fitted this week's theme at Mixed Media Monday very well. So here is my entry for 'Beads'.
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I have just received my first ever blog award! From the lovely and very talented Jessie Lilac. Thank you so much Jessie, it was a lovely surprise! Jessie is an artist who produces some wonderful dreamy water colour work amongst other beautiful paintings. I discovered Jessie through blogging, and she has given me so much inspiration and motivation for my own art. I have met so many wonderful and talented artists it just makes me want to keep going with my little dream.Melinda Smith's Mull and Fiddle
Thanks everyone, I love visiting your blogs and your lovely comments have meant alot!!



