Showing posts with label ladybugs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladybugs. Show all posts

Saturday, February 11, 2017

L is for Lemur and Lark


L is for Lemur and Lark

L lends it self to many images as opposed to the letter I.

This time it is a fun image of a lemur and his lark buddy. So here is Lamar Lemur and Lucius Lark in their debut with lucky ladybugs of course! 

Sunday, December 25, 2016

Redesign & Update


L is for Lily of the Valley

When participating in art festivals, I often watch and listen to how people respond to my art and selection of illustrated letters. The Letter L for Leaves below became a candidate when I listened to one young mother expressing a wish that it had a lily with the leaves. 


As you can see in my first attempt on illustrating the letter L it is pretty simple. It was my first L in my project of doing an illustrated alphabet. 

A lily? Why not! Why not add lily of the valley! I think it gives it a bit more interest. Now L is not just for leaves, ladybugs, lace and lavender, but lily of the valley as well! Who knows? It will be interesting to see how well it will be received in 2017.


Saturday, April 25, 2015

The Letter K is for Koala

K is for Koala
I think this K is a Keeper. Who doesn't love a Koala bear. 

PS: He is a lucky one after all, with all those ladybugs to bring him luck!

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Signs of Spring!


Hello! 
Blue Bird and Ladybugs

The nicest part of April is hearing the birds sing when I work outside clearing the debris of winter. Who knew such little ones could bring so much joy after winter.

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

The Letter P for Peas in a Pod

P is for Peas in a Pod

Here is a new P to add to my collection of illustrated letters.

P is not just for Peas in a Pod, 
but a Pink Papillon, 
as the French would might call a butterfly,
on a yellow Paisley Paper.

I might add the ladybugs are Precious!

I do hope this is Perfect for some People!

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Make a Wish

Make a Wish

Well, I was going to design a daffodil, but I wound up with a dandelion.
I think I need a wish for Spring to be on its way.