Friday, December 3, 2010

Lavender Faeries Re-post

Pardon me folks. I've decided to re-post the Lavender Faeries because I noticed that the first scans I put up yesterday were looking rather washed out. So here they are again, looking hopefully, a little better. I also did a couple of very sly tweaks that I'm sure no one but me will notice.


These are the first finished watercolours for the Lavender Blue - Irish Faerie Tale project I'm working on.  Thanks go to Thom for posting some very generous comments yesterday.

More soon.    

Cheers

14 comments:

Tom Kidd said...

Nice! Quintessentially happy and carefree.

Tristan Alexander said...

repost looks the same on my screen as the original did!

Thomas Haller Buchanan said...

Larry, I gotta tell you true. Yesterday I looked at that one faerie and thought the wrist looked a little stocky, but thought, hey this is early, Larry will tweak that. The bands are a nice tweak.

Larry MacDougall said...

Thanks Tom - definitely going for light and happy.

Larry MacDougall said...

Thanks Thomas. I also thinned the wrist down with a little white gouache.

Unknown said...

Beautiful! Thanks for posting these scans.

Jeff Lafferty said...

Fantastic work!
Jeff

Tammie Lee said...

they really are wonderful and their spirit a delight.

Larry MacDougall said...

Thanks Eric and congratulations on your Spectrum victory - well deserved. :)

Larry MacDougall said...

Thanks Jeff. I popped by your site and was completely blown away by your amazing card art - super job !

Larry MacDougall said...

Hi Tammie - I took a wee peek at your blog and was quite enchanted by your art and poetry. Thanks for stopping by.

Windsongs and Wordhoards said...

Having just found the Shadowbird blog I have now found yours as well! And so glad I've strayed upon you both, fantastic work, I love it!
Carrie...

Larry MacDougall said...

Thanks so much Carrie. All we have to do now is get Shadow Bird to post more often. :)

Larry MacDougall said...

Hey Craig - We don't have a hard deadline but we're hoping for the spring.