Heidi S.

You are such a sweet couple (my thoughts, while I was reading this).
Also had to think of the movie ‘The red lantern’. And of a chinese set of brushes and ink etc. in a special box, I once bought for my mother (who passed away 4 y. ago on 23 jan.). So far I didn’t find the box yet. Maybe on a Chinese New Year’s day 🙂

Thank you very much, Charlie.

Thanks Karen!

🙂 Thank you Lisa Ann.

Thanks a lot, Sandra.

Thanks, Zertab!

Thank you, Mary!

I just loooove galaxy’s! Yours is super!

💕

“show up and make something, no matter what!”
Well… I can’t, I couldn’t, I have beaten myself over it & now I can say: so be it
But I’m glad to read that you can live by your motto and I think it’s inspiring to others too.

Your painting is awesome!
They move extremely awkward too 🙂

That makes sense. Once the banana – eh – bundles are harvest, the stem is cut down, as I used to see in Zimbabwe. And new banana plants always grew next to it (and now I’m curious, googling this, yes, this is very interesting! waaw, learned something new today, thanks)

Your not only spoiling us with the beauty of your colourful paintings but you also give us a lot of extra information on each subject <3
I like that.
A lot.

I’ve always been hesitant on ‘bullet paper’.
Maybe I should review my opinion on that 🙂

Oh so beautiful, another beauty. And such a fine review.

Oooh, I love this one. When I was in Zimbabwe I saw them frequently. The front one looks as dangerous as they actually are, although only when your in their pathway. I always loved to see them interact. Your little group is sweet – those colours!!! – and the tutorial too, how you broke the shape down… :).

Bananas! No doubt about that. So lifelike, almost real!

These are so sweet!

Beautiful!!!