Flower Boat

Boat!

Kitten paws! He's taken a liking to sleeping on laptops, and sometimes my artwork. The other day we come home and lil Finnegan had typed a message to my friend and Neil Young was playing on iTunes. What a keeper.

Have a lovely week my beauties! 

Love,

Charmaine

Flower Anchor

Floral anchors don't work very well.

I had a mini artistic epiphany today. I've always felt very limited with watercolors because I love drawing intricate lines and found that difficult to do. So today I decided to experiment! I dipped my ink pen in some watercolor and tried drawing with it. It actually worked really well and we able to make the thin lines that I love so much! Can't wait to draw some birdies! So excited!!
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Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters is now selling prints of my painting "Bears in her Hair" in their online print shop!
You can buy it here. Also, my "Deer Wearing Gym Socks is available here.

( This has been my dream for a while, so I'd say I'm a happy camper! )

Paridae & Pingg

Yes! Another birdie!

watercolor, india ink, white acrylic ink & graphite

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I've been invited to join the Designer Series over at Pingg! Pingg is an online invitation platform, much like evite but way more style & design-based. I'm stoked to be one of the designers alongside Martha Stewart! Ha. 
I'll post them here when they're available for your e-inviting pleasure!

dino

detail

Little ferocious dino. A commission for a wedding gift.

Acrylic paint, india ink & micron pens.

Now I'm off to the post office to mail it!

It's raining today in San Francisco, as it usually does in winter. Joe's foot is doing a lot better! He still can't walk, but it seems to be healing well.

Are you excited for winter? I am :)

Work in Progress

My show at 666 Gallery is coming up soon, here is a preview of one of the pieces I'm working on for the show.

Another Deer Wearing Gym Socks!

It's mostly done, I just need something more in the top portion of the piece. I sold my original illustration, so I'm doing a new one with the same concept, but in a different style. Hooray for triangles!
Acrylic paint and Indian Ink on the deer. The grass is gouache.