Happy Mother's Day!!
Title: Gigli di CallaArtist: Rosalynn Grace
Medium: acrylic
This is my biggest (not your average big canvas size, when I say big try 30" by 40" big) and (I think) my best piece of art that I have done. I must say that if it wasn't for my art teacher, Mr. Gordon, that I would have never done this. I did it in pencil crayon once and he saw it and pretty much shoved a canvas in my hands and told me to do it. So there it is. This is what I gave my mom for Mother's day. She loves it!
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Now that I look at it on here, I have to say that it really does look better in person!
Rosalynn, I'm just in auwe of your talent!
You know, we're thinking of coming out to visit your family this winter, and I would love to aquire one of your works of art to adorn one of my walls! Truly would!
It is an absolutely beautiful piece of art and I love it! I thought it was amazing the first time I saw it in pencil crayon on your portfolio but it is definitely something that needed to be on a big canvas. Thank you Rosalynn and thanks Mr. Gordon for your encouragement.
take pictures or photograph
Your Mom was telling me about this painting (on the Sat before Mother's Day) and I couldn't quite
picture it in my mind. I was glad to see it now. It's an amazing piece of art and sure shows off your talent! If people want your paintings, they should pay! I can't imagine how much time you put into that.
I actually started it in October (2005). However, I was doing it at school and it wasn't an actual project so I was doing it on top of everything else. I definately agree on the paying part! I could so pay off my trip to Indonesia if I do that!!
I have full intentions of paying!!
I would never expect anybody to labour on something so beautiful and expect the artist to just give it to me!!
what's the translation for the title?
calla lilies. it's italian. i'm so creative aren't i.
yes, very. that's cool. way to break out the languages!
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