It was quite enjoyable putting this piece together as I took extra time out in exploring colors, patterns, hairstyles and more. You can see a bit of this in the last photo posted above. A few days ago, I started illustrating book characters. The first was dear Anne Shirley in "Anne of Green Gables" and today is Louisa May Alcott's, "Little Women". Do you have a favorite book? Let me know when you leave your comment below and I'll see about illustrating it over the next week or so.
OK, I'm grabbing my favorite picnic blanket while the sun is still shining, and racing to meet the rest of the gang over at Michael's backyard. Happy Scribble Picnic!
these are so cute, I like the hair bows & the clothes & the cute bird patterns
ReplyDeleteI have tons of favorite book though I can't remember all the characters from them but anne shirley of green gables is definitely one of them. I just re-read 'the secret garden' and loved that book. & also Matilda, I like her smartness.
have a lovely day.
I love that you incorporated a bird pattern from that era s you told me too. The whole illo came out really well. These girls are totally darling. I love the lines for thier hair, etc. Great job, smoots. Thank you soo much! now, time to go back and find your last SP which I can't believe I forgot to post my IG commments her too. Love your style so much and thanks for taking the time to do all this. I know, it took you ages but totally paid off.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I like Winne the Pooh and would love to see you do Pooh Bear with Eyore in the Big Woods.
ReplyDeleteSneaky you, that bird patterned fabric is so sweet. As are your sisters. I almost thought you were making some paper dolls with interchangeable clothing. Checked out your little Anne - so cute!
ReplyDeleteyou have me going there for awhile, where are the birds, then I saw them! Lovely creative work!
ReplyDeleteSuch darling little women and their designer clothes...yes you did get the theme in....love it.
ReplyDeleteIt took a bit, but I did find the birds before reading your answer. Before I found them, I was trying to decide if some of the hair buns were supposed to look like bird nests! :-D Love these little women!
ReplyDeleteSuch charming outfits you designed. I would wear them all. Birds as a design in the fabric is a creative idea. Such a dear piece.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely, Alexandra! I loved the 'Little Women' book and the movies too. I never read 'Anne of Green Gables' but I was totally hooked on the Mini-series...bought the DVD set, in fact.
ReplyDeleteI've never read 'Little House on the Prairie' books but loved the TV series. I figure it could be fun to illustrate.
Have a lovely weekend ~ :)
very clever :)
ReplyDeleteLove your girls!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! What a cute way to play with the theme this week.
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