Maiden Voyage
‘Asia Series’ card by Karin Taylor
A beautiful asian princess meets humble boy and sail for freedom across the ocean…... on their maiden voyage together. This is an original painting done by Karin in ink, acrylic and charcoal.
Maiden Voyage belongs to the following groups:
Art and Stories Made For Children, Artists of the Orient, Beach Art, Childhood, Cutest of the Cute, Japanfluence, Love & Romance , Mixed Media, Nautical, Out of the Blue and The Two Of UsAvailable for sale as Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters

















Alyson Pearson, 8 months ago
love this one, great colours and again I love her hair!
Karin Taylor in reply to Alyson Pearson’s comment, 8 months ago
thanks Alyson! A friend of mine also looked at your website today, and loved everything she saw…. :)
Michael Gatch, 8 months ago
i like your style. really great work.
frozenfa, 8 months ago
I really like the asian look in your drawings.. where did you get the beautiful inspirations from? do you travel?
Karin Taylor in reply to frozenfa’s comment, 8 months ago
Hi frozenfa, and thank you for your lovely comment.
In answer to your question it all started with my kids learning Judo would you believe (but I secretly always love asian babies) I made a card to thank sensai and then I was sorta hooked on the subject of sweet little asian characters. I am of irish and jewish decent and we don’t have asians in our family, but we do have some indonesians and I haven’t travelled far….but I love to read ancient folklore and stories of intrepidly brave warriors from other lands, I love to learn about other cultures, in that regard I am like a sponge. I have lots of books in my library, and pictorials about chinese and japanese culture, history and folklore, and I get absorbed and mesmerised by the information until there’s nowhere else for it to go, but to come out in a painting…. I’m also very caught up with the tahitian/polynesian history…I guess it comes from a voracious apetite to understand people from other cultures….I have this idealistic philosopy of everyone in the world all getting along together, lol
Damian, 8 months ago
Lovely image, cool to read of your inspirations. The water is cool in that stylised way :)
Jonicool, 8 months ago
Precious art work!
frozenfa, 8 months ago
wow.. it’s amazing! Thanks for sharing Karin! From your gallery, one would think that you’re actually living in asia.. =D
Karin Taylor, 8 months ago
thanks, your comments are much appreciated everyone!
Anthony Begovic, 8 months ago
Bloody fantastic! I just love your style.
Karin Taylor in reply to Anthony Begovic’s comment, 8 months ago
Thanks Anthony, I love your photography too!
The InnerNorth..., 5 months ago
very refined multi-layed piece
Karin Taylor in reply to The InnerNortherns .’s comment, 5 months ago
many thanx :)
Jonicool, 5 months ago
fantastic work!
Karin Taylor in reply to Jonicool’s comment, 5 months ago
many thanx!
georgiegirl, 4 months ago
this is incredible work!!! Were you hiding this one? I didn’t see it before!!! Love it lots!!!
Karin Taylor in reply to georgiegirl’s comment, 4 months ago
thanx very much, it was an early one, before I had any friends on RB!!! lol
so a lot of people don’t seem to have seen all my asia ones!
Von McKnelly, 4 months ago
Enchanting and peaceful artwork…just plain fun to look at and have myself a daydream.
Karin Taylor in reply to Von McKnelly’s comment, 4 months ago
oh thank you Von, such a lovely comment on my work :D
Patricia Anne ..., 3 months ago
damned adorable
Karin Taylor in reply to Patricia Anne McCarty’s comment, 3 months ago
thank you so much Patricia Anne!!!
Samantha Goode, about 1 month ago
beautiful!
Ujean1974, about 1 month ago
Awww, I love illustrations that have got stories!! This is simply fabulous, Karin! Again, I would have to say the colors you use capture viewers’ eyes right away!!
Haha, look at the gesture of the “humble” boy!!!! Surely unforgettable~~-
Karin Taylor in reply to Samantha Goode’s comment, about 1 month ago
thank you so much Samantha!
Karin Taylor in reply to Ujean1974’s comment, about 1 month ago
thank you ujean, i love the stories/fables where there is a princess who’s meant to marry into royalty, but she falls for a humble boy, or farmhand or fisherman, and although forbidden they decide to runaway and make a life together, sacrificing everything else for their love…i am so happy you like it!! it’s a romantic notion i’ve always loved to dwell on