Obviously strongly influenced by the holiday, but also by the lovely book I read yesterday: A Greyhound of a Girl, by Roddy Doyle (Amulet Books/Abrams, 2012). Might be because I never knew my grandmothers, but I found the story very touching, and reading it was the perfect way to spend my St. Patrick’s Day. “All right, so.”
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Love it, Julie! Super talented ye are! (Hope that sounded a little leprechaun-ish)
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Thanks very much, me darlin’!
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Nicely done! and you managed to kill two birds with one stone, er, eh, I guess that should be paint two birds with one brush. đ
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No brushes were harmed in the making of this piece – lol!
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Nice! Very clever.
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Thanks for popping in again, Heather.
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Love this, Julie! So perky!
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Must be a le-perk-an!
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Veryclever. Wish I had you “eye.”
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Thank Patricia. Eye is right, the more you really see, the better art you can make – I think that might go for writing as well!
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Lovely simple lines!
Well done.
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Thanks for stopping by, Robert.
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Very fun. Digital?
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Yes – AI. I am finally learning more about ‘drawing’ with the different tools – I used all of them in this!
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LOVELY! đ
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Thanks!
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I really like the style of this piece. I can never capture that polished graphic quality. Nice!
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Illustrator gives you crisper lines than PS, which is what I’ve heard – haven’t used PS!
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Very nice! Love the quality of the lines and color. I love to stick glass cups to my face, except not my eyes, but my mouth. And I see how long I can hold it by sucking.
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I’ve done that many times myself. I’ve tried holding things to my eye, like an empty toilet paper roll with my brow and cheek, like a moniker – doesn’t work well with paper!
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Very charming! A big like!
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Thanks Marti!
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Hahaha! That is so funny! You are such a clever jokester!
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‘Tis the Irish!
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