This is the latest challenge from Karin Jurick's Different Strokes from Different Folks
blog. The photo Karin provided was of mannequin heads with wigs in a store window. There are over 80 artists who contribute their interpretation to her blog. It’s always fun to see what everyone comes up with. I decided to focus on the three that caught my eye. The dark glasses reminded me of "see no evil" so the rest just had to be. This 8” x 10" watercolor on 300# Arches watercolor paper is available matted and ready for framing for $275 on my website
http://www.dianemorganpaints.com/
This is the latest challenge from Karin Jurick's Different Strokes from Different Folks blog. The photo Karin provided was of mannequin heads with wigs in a store window. There are over 80 artists who contribute their interpretation to her blog. It’s always fun to see what everyone comes up with. I decided to focus on the three that caught my eye. The dark glasses reminded me of "see no evil" so the rest just had to be. This 8” x 10" watercolor on 300# Arches watercolor paper is available matted and ready for framing for $275 on my website http://www.dianemorganpaints.com/
10 comments:
Well it seem we had the same idea but I sent mine to Karin on the Sunday the 1st of March but it is still not posted on her site so maybe I did something wrong here. I like yours too.
HA! Dominique we certainly did come up with the same concept...GREAT MINDS...the same yet totally different. Love what you did with yours.
Funny, Diane! Great job with the challenge.
It is always nice to see another watercolor artist do these challenges. Fun concept!
Cute spin on this project. Nice job. I invite you to drop by and check my blog on this DSFDF project for a smile or two.
Hey James. I have checked out your blog before. Love your sense of humor. I recognize quite a few faces in your wiggy group. Great job!
Hi Dana, I love your interpretation of the wigsters. I see you've been immortalized by James Parker :-}
Hi Maria, love what you did with the wig window. Yes, we watercolor artists gotta stick together...watercolor rules!
So clever I love it!
I like your humor in the DSFDF challenge. Well done!
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