Gabriela and Ghalan hiked in the Forest of the Gentle Giant to find the source of the legend. They searched everywhere and by the end of the day, did not find a clue. Gangly is not one of them. Go figure!.
The Illustrated Abecedarian Series. Pigment ink on 9"x12" Bristol board. The Gentle Giant.
Got up this morning at 4:45 AM to implement another rule project. I have more rules being implemented later during the day. Hope you are enjoying my Illustrated Abecedarian Series as much as I enjoy drawing them. Thank you for visiting. I appreciate your visits and comments.
ReplyDeletewell, this is stunning. kj may have passed out.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!! It would be fun to show this drawing to a bunch of kids and have them write what they think is happening in the story. What a fun post!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Always watch what lies beneath your feet! My you're an early riser and I thought I had the monopoly on sleepless nights! Nice surprises in your headers too these days!
ReplyDeleteoh wow Ces....I love the lay of the land and all the loving details you add to your magical pieces....
ReplyDeleteI laughed at your last comment asking me if I have any help...lol...a maid...lol...I WISH! hehehehe.....
I guess when you love doing things ...(even cleaning sometimes) it doesn't feel all that much like work....
Hugs
Diana
and thanks for always making me smile....
Diana you snuck in there. Always wonderful to see your lovely face. I now agree that busy women create more, do more and produce more. In fact I was most productive and committed to so many projects when I was busiest. There is a saying that goes, "If you need someone to help you, ask the busiest woman."
ReplyDeleteHa, I can see the gentle giant!
ReplyDeleteI read at baino's that you stopped blogging :)
Please, don't!
But do you know something about anonybird?
I did not understand the first comment at baino's blog. Was that message from ano?
*sigh*
Maria, I was just kidding over there. No, I I don't know what Anon is up to these days.
ReplyDeleteStep lightly on the gentle giant and know where each footfalls *!* Another wonderment from you and your pen.
ReplyDeleteBimbimbie, definite be careful! :)
ReplyDeleteYour paintings in the other blog were wonderful and glorious! WOW! SUper. And this series is fun too!!!
ReplyDeleteMary, IMAGIK!
MST thank you very much and thanks for visiting my painting blog.
ReplyDeletewhat facinating textures in the landscape ces! lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you Emily!
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