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TrEat Pizza like no Otters!
One of my most favourite culinary inventions ever created is pizza. For the fourth watercolour winter card of this collection I chose to paint an adventurous group of otters eager to try snowboarding. Sports and pizza go wonderfully together, I know.
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Did someone say ‘Ice Cake’ ?!
The third watercolour winter card is meant for foodies! I wanted to draw penguins and cake. Both favourites. I aim to make this project sweet and amusing with a sprinkle of festive on top. So be enthusiastic like these cute penguins!
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Squirrel Photography
The second painted winter illustration is portraying a playful couple of squirrels engaged in a serious photo shoot. The winter scenery is idyllic, much like any snowy landscape if you ask me. The white empire is spectacular in contrast with the innocent creatures it shelters.
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A Curious Family
I decided to make a collection of watercolour winter cards and this is the first item! A family of owls curiously waits for someone to discover their freshly made snow owl. Will it be you? They sure hope so. This painted illustration also looks wonderful on mugs.
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An Owlsome Couple
I love winter! It’s inviting me to create tons of art and drink tea as a passe temps. The crisp air makes me feel energetic and the astonishing beauty of the dazzling snow makes my heart jump with delight.My love for animals and nature is public knowledge at this point, so no wonder I chose to paint a couple of owls.
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Twinkling Sky
Night is the time of Contemplation. Its silence allows your inner voice to be heard more clearly as your body comes into a state of pause from its daily labour. I love star gazing. I'm grateful I can sit there and watch the spectacular show of the twinkling sky.
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A New Dawn
I'm one of those people who particularly love dawns and sunsets. They remind me of the multiple micro lives we live in a lifetime. Every Dawn is the beginning of a New Chance. A chance to start over, better this time.
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Nature is Pure Art
Did you ever admire nature as the most vivid painting you ever saw? I did. The details are breathtakingly Astonishing and the Delicacy of the craft is remarkable. I won't give credit for this to anyone else but God.
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Drops of Life
I love rain. Not more than I love a sunny pleasant day, but enough to appreciate it as a Blessing. The drops of Life give us a lush vegetation, plentiful crops, cleaner air, soothing music to sleep on or to read and many more. Isn't this a compelling enough reason to feel grateful?
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Earth is Abundant
I'm continuing the Gratitude Project with feeling thankful for the goods of Earth. Think of the smell of freshly baked bread, the sweet taste of wine, the refreshing landscape of mountains and pine trees. These are some of the true riches of our planet.