GROW...

I have been neglecting my poor blog and my Etsy shop for about two months but I have good reasons: vacation... new studio... new academic year... But I am back and with renovated energies!!!



First, I want to show you this beautiful print "Grow" (isn't it cute?) from great artist Lisa Lectura. I ordered this print last July and now is ready to be hanged in my new studio.

Lisa Lectura is a self-taught artist that has always enjoyed making some type of arts and crafts projects since she was a little girl. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. You can visit her Etsy shop here and her Ebay listings to see more of her sensational art.

The words in the print say: "Give yourself room to learn and grow". I know that I need to learn and grow and this wonderful print in my studio will help me. This cute Fairy will be my inspiration. Thank you Lisa for your art. I always follow your blog. You can visit her at: http://llcreations.blogspot.com


I have been away for two months but I continuously follow all your blogs, I enjoy them very much and learn. You all make my days with your comments and your arts.

Second, I will be updating my Esy shop during this week (at last!) so, please visit me soon.

Blessings and Love,

Doris

LOOK WHAT I GOT IN THE MAIL!!

I was very anxious waiting for these beauties and finally here they are!! Two gorgeous art prints from wonderful artist Julie (The Ruby Nest).

A Bird in the Hand

This is a print from one of Julie´s original paintings made with acrylics, charcoal, and antique stain. It was printed on a professional soft photo paper that accents the beautiful colors.

Julie is a full time mom with a full time job that still has time to create beautiful art and besides that, she says that she has an even worse full time animal addiction!!! Julie became addicted to art when she realized that art itself is her "muse".

Princess Fauna of the Finches

This second print, "Princess Fauna of the Finches" is a beautiful representation of Julie's love for animals. She painted it for a give-away that she had on her blog to celebrate her 100 followers, and Julie was so kind and generous that she send me one of the prints just for posting about that give-away here in my blog. I'm very honored and thrilled to be the owner of these beautiful pieces of art.

Please, visit Julie at her blog here and at her Etsy shop here and enjoy her sweet, delicate and beautiful art.