The lonely red poppy continues it’s hopeless weeping. The indestructible Golden Chain lies torn apart forever. The bleeding butterfly continues flying away. She was the “Joy of her Heart”.
I have used A3 Canson pastel paper and Schmincke pastels.
Fabulous work and a fabulous description Stanza. Very very eye catching!
Lynda thank you so much for your awesome comment :-) Painting with black pastel is something of a challenge, have you tried it? Apart from the mess, it “floats” and settles onto every surface of the paper which is a problem when I want to keep it unpainted :-/
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So creative with wonderful story-telling ability! Lovely work!
That is a wonderful comment Dee, thank you very much!
– Constance Widen
CONGRATULATIONS..YOU HAVE BEEN FEATURED
Thank you so much for Featuring me!
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love the contrast of the butterfly against the background…gorgeous Constance… :)
Thank you for your lovely comment Pam :-)
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CONGRATULATIONS Constance on your wonderful feature, this is so lovely.
I’m really glad that you like it Andrea, that means something to me! Thank you for your wonderful comment :-)
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Fabulous work and a fabulous description Stanza. Very very eye catching!
Lynda thank you so much for your awesome comment :-) Painting with black pastel is something of a challenge, have you tried it? Apart from the mess, it “floats” and settles onto every surface of the paper which is a problem when I want to keep it unpainted :-/
– Constance Widen
beautiful work
Syl thank you so much for your lovely comment!
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Fabulous work and a fabulous description,incredible work,anna
That is a wonderful comment Anna, thank you so very much! oxox
– Constance Widen
lovely constance
Thank you for your lovely comment Maria :-)
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Love this!
Thank you for your wonderful comment!
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JULY 8th, 2011
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Mary
This is awesome Mary, thank you very, very much!!
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