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Danse de Lune
Digital painting. This began with the soft rain and the misty moon. A serene Halloween with the pumpkin and Bach and strawberries with whipped cream lollipops. November now. We are surrounded by fine rain mist. The world is silent. Winter is here. I am quietly happy.
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Lapin de Lune
Contemplating the winter night light...
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Danse de Lune Redcap
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New Imagined Portrait sets are due to arrive at the shop very shortly, too. I am at present compilling new themes for sampler sets, including Anomalies, winter themes, etc:
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I hope that you all enjoyed a most wondrous October 31st!
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It's taken a little while this evening to catch up on these lovely latest creations.
Her cap is exactly the colour of the ocean outside my window, just near the edges where the moon has softly danced up midnight blue ripples.
Posted by: the littlest hobo | Sunday, 01 November 2009 at 04:30 AM
Loved these - especially the first one. Those little red ballet slippers are adorable!
Posted by: Susan | Sunday, 01 November 2009 at 04:23 PM
So adorable! Is she dancing to the sound of raindrops tap tap tapping on a nearby roof? The chime-like melody of icicles tumbling off trees? Would you believe I imagine snowflakes as dancing girls in lace, oblivious to the fact that the sun wants them dead? Weird, I know. I want your little dancer, though, framed and sitting on my mantle. I love that her nose is red, makes me think the air is cold.
Posted by: Bianca | Sunday, 01 November 2009 at 06:37 PM
Oh my goodnessss, what I have missed in one week or less alone.
Your wee vampiress below, Lydia, LOVE HER!
And this sweet lil' Lapin - be still my dancing heart.
Your works speaks directly to the desires of my dream waves, over and over Lalalaalou!
xoxo
Posted by: A Fanciful Twist | Tuesday, 03 November 2009 at 04:51 AM
Lou:
Your new pieces are quite intriguing, and a bit different for you, I think.
I like that they have an almost "circus-y" feel. In an odd and whimsical sort of way. I adore the way she is just teetering upon her little ballet foot!
Posted by: Kim | Tuesday, 03 November 2009 at 09:59 PM
I keep coming back to these. What I did not notice before was how focused your little dancer looks in this second image. Such concentration! Perfectly pointed toes, hands flat and still for balance, eyes fixed on something we cannot see. I can almost hear her counting, Up 1-2-3.
Posted by: Bianca Stewart | Tuesday, 03 November 2009 at 11:40 PM
Oh!! These are pure magic, Miss Lou!! I love her wee pink nose! tee hee! :)
Posted by: Marjorie | Wednesday, 04 November 2009 at 03:00 PM