I love the interplay of the composition and beautiful poem. The triangle of yellow like a sunbeam nourishing the blossoming of the lilac, the way peace grows in the hearts of children, you tie it all together so well. Lovely to be introduced to your artwork!
Wow! You created this illustration, didn't you? there's the sun and the lilacs along with the words. Let's hang out with our innocents and watch peace blossom.
Laurie!!!! This is wonderful! I'm still smiling as I type these words. You ran away with this one...and I'm on the same page as Anna with that wonderful,triangle of sunshine spilling it's light through the piece...so very honored to have you play along...and so excited by your piece. Yup...another one of those virtual standing ovations from way over here.
loved the lilac eyes.wonderfully done. and thank you for your comments.I do look forward to your comments and sadly for me I have been missing quite a bit in the last few weeks .great to be back reading.
"Lilac eyes, a splash of sunshine on the side," very sweet, but also sounds like a bar order! I loved this piece and offer congrats on your award! Innocence above all is to be protected, right? Love, Amy http://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/10/02/slp-is-back-creative-juices/
I love the interplay of the composition and beautiful poem. The triangle of yellow like a sunbeam nourishing the blossoming of the lilac, the way peace grows in the hearts of children, you tie it all together so well. Lovely to be introduced to your artwork!
ReplyDeleteSo creative Lori...your art and words combined. Oh the beauty of children and how their innocence views the world...
ReplyDeleteWhat a circle of joy! Nice words and picture too! Very inspiring.
ReplyDeletenice....i like the sound of peace blossoming ...and lilac eyes as well....nice art to with it too friend...nicely done...
ReplyDeleteWow! You created this illustration, didn't you? there's the sun and the lilacs along with the words. Let's hang out with our innocents and watch peace blossom.
ReplyDeleteGood usage of words here :-)
ReplyDeleteReally happy to see you convert the WWUC prompt in to an artistic rendering Lori. It takes your response to a whole different level! Kudos, Roger ☺
ReplyDeleteYes- I did the whole thing... and had so much fun. Thank you!
ReplyDeletewow, Laurie - look at you! Great talents abound. Your sketch is quaint and your words, as always, impress.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. k.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Had to share it. :-) Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. The image captures the colors, the words capture the deeper meaning. Together they are perfect! Well done.
ReplyDeleteLaurie!!!! This is wonderful! I'm still smiling as I type these words. You ran away with this one...and I'm on the same page as Anna with that wonderful,triangle of sunshine spilling it's light through the piece...so very honored to have you play along...and so excited by your piece. Yup...another one of those virtual standing ovations from way over here.
ReplyDeleteReally cool. Love the combination of art and poetry. You did such a great job combining them here, really neat.
ReplyDeletethis is so creative and joyful......
ReplyDeleteit makes a pretty sampler.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! is it a painting, or a sampler as Fireblossom suggests, or what?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Laurie. I love it....."hearts as innocent as children".....
ReplyDeleteloved the lilac eyes.wonderfully done.
ReplyDeleteand thank you for your comments.I do look forward to your comments and sadly for me I have been missing quite a bit in the last few weeks .great to be back reading.
Congratulations Laurie! Your work is so wonderful---I am thrilled for you!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Laurie, this was stunning! :D
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! I can certainly see why it won an award. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletecongratulations Laurie! may peace truly blossom around the world... each of us must spread the seeds.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, Laurie. This is the kind of message we need to win more awards out in the world.
ReplyDeleteLovely work of art and words ~ I like the peace blossoming as innocent as children ~
ReplyDeleteJust lovely, Laurie.
ReplyDelete"Lilac eyes, a splash of sunshine on the side," very sweet, but also sounds like a bar order! I loved this piece and offer congrats on your award! Innocence above all is to be protected, right? Love, Amy
ReplyDeletehttp://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/10/02/slp-is-back-creative-juices/
just saw the post on NWCU. Yeah, you won last week. Congrats!
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