As promised in my last post my Tibetan Girl Matryoshka! The Tibetan, Peruvian and Portuguese matryoshkas were all inspired by their similar colors used in their elaborate traditional costumes.In case you missed the last Post: Finally, I am able to make my new series of matryoshkas available! I had drawn 9 illustrations exclusively for a shop that was opening in April but that fell through yesterday. It is hard for me to just sit on illustrations and wait, so I am very happy that at last the time has come to make them available. Yippee! I will be posting them here for you to see as I upload them to my shop. I hope you like them! :)
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I love all the details you put into these illustrations- you must spend so much time on them and I really respect that. Also, I just noticed your pink mushroom print and I've GOT to have one! I just burned through all my birthday money buying things on etsy last night, but I will definitely be back for that one as soon as I build my funds up a bit. Your creativity always amazes me!
Thank you Holly! That mushroom print is having a good day. I sold 15 of the ACEOs (custom order) and one of the 8.5"x11" today. I'll still be selling prints of it when you are ready. I look forward to it! :)
I'm sorry about the shop situation falling through. I know what that's like. :-( Bummer. BUT, you have all of these fabulous new cultural illustrations and I think you did such an expert job on them. I'll be collecting some!
Thank you Ren. I was disappointed especially after sitting on these over the holiday season. But I really was dying to sell them in my Etsy shop, and now I can! So I have decided not dwell on it and put it behind me so I can move forward. Live and learn as they say. ;)
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