Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portrait. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

I love getting...

...custom wedding portrait orders! Here is my latest:You can always find them in the [shop] or write me an e mail from here.

Friday, March 13, 2009

Custom Ink & Watercolor Portraits.


I am still itching to do more of these custom ink and watercolor portraits. There are two listings available in the shop right now. Both are for 5" x 7" portraits. I have them for only $28.00 w. free shipping! What a deal! Email me for details of visit the shop!

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Hunting for spring inspiration, I was in the depths of last year on Resurrection Fern's blog [what a wonderful blog it is too] post about super tiny bouquets and I found these sweet images.
This will remind me to be on the lookout for vintage thimbles! What a sweet idea! I imagine this in a guest bedroom to greet the guests!

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Custom Portraits @ Olivesomeday

I painted a new frame for a custom portrait. I think it came out pretty cute. It would make a very sweet wedding gift. You can pick it up in the shop!

It is snowing in Eastern Pennsylvania, again. This is the view from my studio window. I have an outhouse my back yard! Its snow covered and the snow is expected to continue. I miss the maple tree and its leaves. When that tree is full, it is a sight to behold. I adore it. I love layingin my bed, listening to its leaves rustle...

My husband and I bought a 100 year old farm house about 19 months ago and we have been fixing it up, slowly, but surely. This is a little sneak peek at our upstairs bathroom that we re modeled this summer. It was a long process that involved repainting a claw foot bathtub, moving a sink, removing a sink from the wall, light fixtures, pipes, paint, etc! I adore the new look very much!For a month we had the tub shoved on its side in our hallway next to our bedroom. We had to inch by every time we walked down the hallway! The frustration was worth it in the end!

The wall paint is Martha Stewart's "Celadon Pottery" and the shower curtain is from Ikea. [it is actually a curtain turned on its long side and held in place with large window curtain rings] Only $14.99, which I love that price tag! We kept the same toilet but bought a new sink from Lowes. [as charming as the old one was, it was in horrible shape and we could hardly fit out hands underneath the faucets to wash] Also, we have oil heat, so the hot would get blasting hot and scald our poor hands! My hubby tiled the floor, which was an entire major project in itself, but he was amazing. His only request: that I stop coming in the room to "help", ha! Guess I wasn't very helpful!

Now enjoy a cup of hot cocoa brimming with marshmallows...

xo

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Second Post of the Day, Whoot!


Well, sitting in the house, during the ice storm today, inspired me to work on my drawing/painting.
Some of the finished products were great! I am especially in love with my wedding portrait! I am going to list a few custom portrait options in Olivesomeday. Enjoy!

I almost forgot! I wanted to share what my hubby got me as a Christmas gift. He knew that I had [hearted!] this vintage doily clock from andfurthermore and you can imagine my delight opening it on Christmas day! It is now resting on top of my guest bedroom bookshelf.
xo