how fun!
i was about to wander over to your blog to see if you had any suggestions for a challenge, however the official one was up. so here i am, enjoying all the colours.
I might have to break down a buy a set of markers, after drooling over yours. Even just doodling is relaxing if you lack room to spread out. What inspiration!.
One of my favorite pieces that my mother threw together in about 3 hours was with pentel markers on typing paper. She was ‘playing’. I had the work framed and triple matted. It is a breathtaking scene of 2 cabins on a mountain side in the snow. Mom was a professional artist and through her lifetime did hundreds of paintings, yet the ‘marker’ drawing remains one of my favorites to this day. And believe me, she did some wonderful work. I look at those markers, and the inspiration indeed, does flow. Thank you for bringing back such fond memories.
Oh Marcy, what lovely memories. Thank you for popping back in to tell me about them. Would love to see a picture of your favorite. Pretty please with a cherry on top? 😉
Oh, what a lovely book to prepare projects! I have one of those too. 😉
Oh Gilly, I have handmade specialty papers galore. I have two racks you see in paper stores filled to the brim, and have them hanging in my art closet too!
As should we all.
I love the way your posts are so colourful!
Why thank you very much! I appreciate you being here!
I always love what you do with your colour Margie!
Aw, thanks Patti!
And colorful too! 😉
that’s a good concept, to get lost in colors!
Oh yes!!!
nice way to indulge
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You bet!
forget indulgence. This makes me happy.
So what do you say we add happy to this challenge?
Art books and supplies make me happy!
It’s a beautiful thing!
that’s a great indulgance.
a great photo.
It’s a nice theme this week, isn’t it? 🙂
Thanks Amira! It is a nice theme as it encompasses a lot!
I love that you are artsy fartsy and sweetly funny too! So go on Margie! Indulge your artsy fartsy self 😀
Why thank you Pix! I think I will!
Lovely, colourful interpretation 🙂
Glad you think so Cardinal!
Great post on Indulge my friend ,Nice 🙂
Thanks Jake, master animator!
how fun!
i was about to wander over to your blog to see if you had any suggestions for a challenge, however the official one was up. so here i am, enjoying all the colours.
thanks for sharing.
Glad you wound up here for whatever reason my friend!
Awesome! Could be a relaxing indulgence also!
For sure!
yes, it feels very indulgent to have rows of colours ready to use, papers to choose from, all the richness of art supplies at your fingertips!!
Oh what a feeling!!!
Inspiring post, Margie!! Those books by Simon Jennings are AWESOME!! Something to add to my bookshelf ;- )
They ARE amazing. I knew you couldn’t resist Gail dearest!
Love it! I’d rather get art supplies then anything else.
We are kindred spirits then! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Such a cute face you have purpledog.
Oh woof, you made him blush. Thank you! 🙂
I might have to break down a buy a set of markers, after drooling over yours. Even just doodling is relaxing if you lack room to spread out. What inspiration!.
Good! Then come over to my house and we will play with them! Glad you are inspired my friend!
One of my favorite pieces that my mother threw together in about 3 hours was with pentel markers on typing paper. She was ‘playing’. I had the work framed and triple matted. It is a breathtaking scene of 2 cabins on a mountain side in the snow. Mom was a professional artist and through her lifetime did hundreds of paintings, yet the ‘marker’ drawing remains one of my favorites to this day. And believe me, she did some wonderful work. I look at those markers, and the inspiration indeed, does flow. Thank you for bringing back such fond memories.
Oh Marcy, what lovely memories. Thank you for popping back in to tell me about them. Would love to see a picture of your favorite. Pretty please with a cherry on top? 😉
Oh, what a lovely book to prepare projects! I have one of those too. 😉
Art books, especially when they are beautifully illustrated, are so tuff to resist!
and you use it well!
Aw thanks T!
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Thanks for the ping back!
Yeah, I like this!!!
Thanks Cee! My obsession I suppose.
I like the look of that green printed paper, could have fun with that!
Oh Gilly, I have handmade specialty papers galore. I have two racks you see in paper stores filled to the brim, and have them hanging in my art closet too!
Colour, colour everywhere a delight for all to see.
Happy day MM, may it be filled with the delights of creativity.
x
Thanks F! Books for you?