All Aboard by Anita Inverarity
Original Ink Drawing by Anita Inverarity
I had a lot of fun drawing my version of Noah’s Ark. I did a large drawing of this subject around 10 years ago- The original sold and the only print I kept of it I gifted to a very special couple. I always wanted to do a version again and it has very significant meaning for me at this time- past/present & future (far to lengthy to go into here). I guess to sum it up, its all about new beginnings and being prepared. It is my first artwork on paper which was fully completed in 2011.
Original available- unframed. Please enquired if interested
Comments
Love the colours in this Anita. And so much detail! Great work :)
Thank you so much Nat xx
– Anita Inverarity
Aw that’s wonderful hon and I love the colours so much. It’s such a cheerful image :)
Thank you so much hon- I did the colours to match an odd frame I had, so a little different for me again- I wish the scan came out a little better, always the same with the Gold Gel Pen :))) xxx
– Anita Inverarity
DELIGHTful – as always Anita.
Thank you dear Cynthia xxx
– Anita Inverarity
LOVE THIS ANITA, SO FULL OF FUN AND WHIMSY WONDERFUL COMPOSITION A HAPPY WORK !lIZ
Thank you dear Liz, I felt happy drawing it xxx
– Anita Inverarity
Awesome!!
Thank you dear Susan xx
– Anita Inverarity
Wonderful work Anita. The elephants are so gorgeous, as are the patterns and compostion! Love the lions too! Actually I love all th animals!!!
Thank you hon- I had fun seeing how many animals I could fit in there lol xx
– Anita Inverarity
jings its me an the wife!..naw shes to happy the yin in yer picture!..lol love it
Hehe Thank you Joak- I wish you & your missus a great year xx
– Anita Inverarity
Anita, this is such a gorgeous work!!!!
Thank you so much hon- I had fun doing this one xx
– Anita Inverarity
I could stare at your work all day!! Bravo!
Thank you so much hon xx
– Anita Inverarity
Absolutely GORGEOUS Anita!
Love the soft colors of the piece……Such a tender image!;)
Thank you dear Ming, that means a lot to me, its a little more pastelly than I’m used to doing xx
– Anita Inverarity