Sia's Little Village
I named this one for a lovely someone who likes anything with houses on it :)
It's not intended to be fabric, I just love that texture in the background of basically anything :)
Monday, January 28, 2008
little village
Mmmm, I love long weekends. Especially when I have time to do some drawings. I haven't drawn in ages, and at the moment all I seem to be able to do is draw houses and bits of houses. I am a bit obsessed.
Sia's Little Village
I named this one for a lovely someone who likes anything with houses on it :)
It's not intended to be fabric, I just love that texture in the background of basically anything :)
Sia's Little Village
I named this one for a lovely someone who likes anything with houses on it :)
It's not intended to be fabric, I just love that texture in the background of basically anything :)
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Awesome on so many levels. It is wonderful to see new art from you :)
lovely illustration!
love the illustration. and the colours. glad you found time to do something you love!
i like it! so lovely! :)
HOW? I REALLY LOVE YOUR DESIGNS! especially on textiles! They are SOOOO GOOD!
Wow - it's fantastic!
Really love it! Actually, I like all your designs with houses on it. Could that have anything to do with the fact that I a looking for a new home myself? Ehm...
Could you perhaps upload this one to Moo? When I do have a new place, I would like to use your design to send people my new address.
Good luck on your house hunt!
Jantien
...houses, houses!
cute drawing as always and I like the colours too - thank you, Lara!
{...no Monday morning blues for me}
Sweet illustration and I love the textured background too. This would make a lovely "We are moving . . ." card :-)
Obsessed with little houses or not, this is fantastic!
I like how you add the textured background to your art.
It's gorgeous!!
Oooh, I LOVE this very much!!!
What do you draw on? I'm dying to know. I'm loving the texture.
thanks so much everyone!!!
erin - I just draw on plain paper and then add the fabric texture in photoshop afterwards (cheating, basically!).
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