Fantasy - B&W: Diana Ting Delosh
Snake Runner © Diana Ting Delosh Ink Be wary of your daydreams and fantasies lest they become real. See more art at dianadelosh.com or view her blog .
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Fantasy - Maria Madonna Davidoff
"Fairy in Bali" by Maria Madonna Davidoff Maria Madonna Davidoff Blog:
Fantasy ~ Jennifer Thermes
These kitties are surely living in a fantasy world of their own! Pencil and watercolor, ©2010 Jennifer Thermes Please visit my website jenniferthermes.com to see more work, or my blog art-words-life.blogspot.com for current (and sometimes quirky!) news.
Fantasy: Diana Ting Delosh
Detail from Spring Awakening Diana Ting Delosh Ink & Watercolor illustration © Ladybug Magazine , April 2002 Floral fantasy - anthropomorphic flowers awaken from their winter slumber. Daffodils yawn, Crocuses toss their sleepy heads, Hyacinths say howdy and violets peer shyly at all. Illustration for a poem by the same name about early spring flowers. 13 of Diana's Spring themed illustrations are in a gallery exhibition at her local library from March 5 - April 30, 2010. For more about the illustrator, please visit her website dianadelosh.com or her blog dtdelosh.blogspot.com
fantasy - sruble
I’ve been painting tiny pictures lately (see the elephant here and the bunnies here ), in order to fit painting for fun into my schedule. My third tiny painting was a girl blowing a bubble with her bubblegum. I broke out my watercolors and colored pencils and painted a picture so horrible that I had to rip it up. Seriously. All it takes to ruin a small watercolor painting is a couple of misplaced brush strokes. However, I still liked the sketch, so I made the bubblegum girl into a digital illustration. The image is 2″ x 2″ like the paintings. I like how she turned out, but I still wanted to paint something. A picture of a cow blowing a bubblegum bubble seemed like a fun take on the original, and worked out well, because it fits several art prompts all at once (see list below the picture). I used watercolor and colored pencil to make the image. I’m happy with the way both pictures turned out, but I have to say, the more I look at them, the weirder they look. Of course, i...
