Michele

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and your strawberry shortcake certainly looks beautiful to me!

Great post, I love the permission you give to draw/paint what you like! What are the ingredients for your cake?

From where I sit, your view is perfect!

Charlie wonderful story and amazing art.

Yum! Love your interpretation of a breathtaking view. Around here, a day without dessert is like a day without sunshine. Thanks for the wonderful post.

Now that is a view I enjoy. I love desserts but don’t often let myself enjoy them, so I’ll just sit and enjoy the view of yours.

So beautiful and tasty! I agree dessert should always available post dinner. Heck I’ve had dessert for dinner 🙂

Definitely a breathtaking view! (And I hope there was some ice cream in the freezer!)

Thanks so much, Sharon!! 😃💕 And so thrilled you’re back!! Yay! To bring you up to date, you can now log in on Doodlewash and join the community there! (Yeah, it should not surprise you in the least that I would try something as crazy as starting my own social community! LOL) Welcome back my friend! Are you going to be blogging at the same address?

hehe… the BEST way to go!! LOL Glad you liked this one! 😃💕

Thanks so much, Sharon! 😃💕

hehe!! Thanks, Jill! Glad ya liked it! 😃💕

Thanks, Shari!! 😃💕 Glad you enjoyed this post… yeah… a tower of dessert certainly qualifies I think! hehe

hehe… yay to that, Kerfe! 😃💕 Yeah, but an empty plate is always a bit sad. hehe

Awesome!! Followed!! 😃👍🏻

Delicious! Being diabetic, sweet treats are a rarity but today we have a better understanding of carbs and how to make our favourite food bits with lower carb ingredients … for which I’m endlessly grateful! 😀 Desserts were always part of every meal growing up, because that’s how gramma taught mama. <3 Nowadays we keep it as a treat and enjoyed all the more for it.

Never have I been so tempted to lick my screen as I am right now.

(I should probably clean it first, though.) 😀

Thank you Saswati Chakraborty. It is saying that when the student is ready, the teacher is found. Your exact words I needed to read.

Thank you. You are very nice. I do not speak English and I use a translator. I hope you understand me.

Such wonderful information. Your works are just so beautiful!

Your work is amazing! Thank you for the many tips and technique information.

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. Your flower renderings are beautiful and your words speak of what we knew all along but have somehow forgotten along the way. I enjoyed hearing them once again & will remember them again.

Saswati, what a lovely article!! You express yourself just as beautifully with words as you do with paint. Congratulations on being a guest artist on Doodlewash. Thanks to Charlie O’Shields for giving us this venue to introduce the world to the magic of watercolor. With much affection, ~ Sue

Aww cool! Thanks, Wendy! I didn’t have the link… just added it to the post! 😉👍🏻

I admired your beautiful detail works.Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge on techniques.Look forward to see more on DW!!!

Thank you for sharing your lovely work and expertise. We all appreciate it very much!

Beautiful work! I love the “Lost in Dark Woods” especially.

Very interesting reading and beautiful paintings – thank you for sharing your tips and tricks!

WOW, your stuff is amazing! I love all the detail. (I’m kind of one of those “splash it all over and hope for the best” types, so this kind of attention to detail is fascinating to me.)

LOVE the idea of the swatches of mixes, too. So helpful! <3

Thank you for sharing your work. Such detail, and so beautiful.

incredibly beautiful work. Your woods painting, the first one, is stunning and makes me feel like I’m hiding in a treehouse.

Beautiful art and an inspiring story. Thank you.

Inspiring journey,beautiful work,thank you for sharing…