Tomato
3” x 3” canvas
Gouache
(framed)
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A fanciful tea party invitation. Your guests will be thrilled to receive an invitation in the mail for your fantastic party. The image has a story-tale frame of gold colors with the words Valentine Tea Party, hearts, a napkin, a teacup, and a saucer. Colors include magenta, gold, red, purple, blue, orange, yellow, pink, and cream. The back side is a template for you to customize with party details. (Also available as a download on Zazzle.)


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Get in the loving groove with this “I Love You!” Valentine. Alternating half-circle waves of pink and red lay atop stripes of the opposite color, creating a nostalgic feeling of 1960s carefree print. The words I love you are maroon, light pink, and white. Each letter has a drop shadow, white scalloped trim, and white hearts. Inside: Blank (Also available as a download on Zazzle.)


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Seven bold-colored precious gemstones grouped overlapping, the topmost in the shape of a heart. Three sparkle stars gleam from the red heart gem. The perfect card for the gemstone and jewelry collector or those who love a little bling in their life. Inside: Blank


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For your Valentine, a stained glass illustration of a red heart, red roses on a background of multicolored squares. The word Valentine is in a cream-colored script font on the front. Inside: Blank


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Pebbles in the sand there are
Round because they’ve come so far.
At this time it feels so free
To be standing at the sea.
The beach stretches far and wide
Ready for the coming tide.
Treasures in the sand you wish
And there it is, one starfish.
– Connie Moore
Artwork is a digital photo collage of hand painted paper. Materials used: Liquitex, Heavy Body acrylic on Canson XL watercolor paper. Illustration created in Adobe Illustrator.
Best wishes,
Connie
Remember as a kid getting your first firework sparklers and your mom yelling “Don’t run with the sparklers”! You’d watch it burn down to the end of the silver stuff and think (Oh man, it’s over already)?
What about Glow worms? When lit they oozed out … I don’t know what. You were left with these long, charred, cheese puff things. You saw the flames and smelled the smoke. Cool man!
July 5, on the ground lie little pieces of paper and red sticks from the — cover your ears — bottle rockets.
One year we did not have more fireworks so my dad lit a road flair in the back yard. We sat around and watched the awesomeness.
May watching bright colored lights give us strength.
Connie
Hello,
If you have ever been to a tulip field you know when the sunlight hits the rows of blossoms a feeling of joy can come over you. The bright warm colors mixed with pastels have an uplifting effect on the brain. The light bouncing off many colors all at once creates one of those moments in time to pause.
Artwork is a digital photo collage of hand painted paper. Materials used: Liquitex, Heavy Body acrylic on Canson XL watercolor paper. Illustration created in Adobe Illustrator.
Best wishes,
Connie
A special thanks to the people who have ordered this design on products!