Laura Riley

I’m delighted to see your first book. It’s perfect for my granddaughter, although at 2 years old, she is a little too young to draw stuff. Congratulations. I hope you sell thousands of them.

You see to have kept a cheerful perspective after almost a year of sheltering at home. Good for you!

Thanks for bringing us your little mouse today.

Sweet bunny, nice palette. I’m glad that your break is giving you time to take a breath.

Hi, Charlie,
This is just a note to say that I’m missing your doodles. I hope your project is going well.

What gorgeous work – Thanks for sharing, Vishal.

That’s good news. I’m not surprised that the illustrations are more difficult than the words. You have to make a lot of decisions before even starting to paint.

This post sounds promising. Do you have a story line?

I have been enjoying your mouse drawings very much. In a few days, I will give the print I purchased from you to my daughter. It’s the mice playing on the hot cocoa cup. I’m excited to see her reaction.

I love your mice. They get themselves into so many adventures.

I agree that KC has some fabulous buildings, including at least two great art museums.

Your story is very inspiring! I really enjoyed seeing your second painting of the bridge.

These seem to be very nice products. Thanks for the review.

OMG! This doodle is totally begging for a story.

The is a delightful image.

Adorable.

I recommend that you go to Texas for the holidays. I bet you won’t regret it.

They both received red ribbons.

I’ll let you know if I get a ribbon.

How fun. Our county fair starts tomorrow. It is the old-fashioned variety with plenty of livestock and 4-H displays. But guess what? I entered two of my WorldWatercolorMonth paintings.