A Ride on the Carousel
Charcoal Portrait of a child, I drew in 2008
Funny thing though, back then I didn’t like this one that much,
now I just think she looks precious.
© 2008
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A Ride on the Carousel
There’s always something delicate and precious from a child 🙂
That’s for sure! 🙂
OMG, so cute 🙂
Thank you, Autumn! 🙂
hope you are well deb a lovely picture capturing the inocence of a child hope your year has started well x jen
Thank you, Jen!
My year has started out well, thank you. I hope yours has too!
xx
Awww she’s so cute!!! I’m glad you decided to share it with us because it’s amazing, Deb!!
XOXO
Thanks Cha! 🙂
xxx
Awww she looks sweet! 🙂
Have you given her a name yet?
Love and hugs!
Prenin.
No, she had only the name of the post all these years.
Thanks Prenin! :0
Love and hugs! xxx
Adorable. You caught something quite wonderful here.
Thanks Barb! 🙂
xx
I like it, it reminds me of the eyes of the young children when I was in Vietnam, she has an Asian style about her.
Emu
I see I forgot to put eye lashes on her…that could be why.
Thanks Emu!
A darling portrait!
Thanks Rosy!
I know that experience! At one time something just seems not good enough and probably years later, it just seems precious. This is quite a lovely painting, and yes, the child looks precious.
Nice work!
Weird how that happen. I’ve been looking at some of my artwork from years ago and wonder why I was so critical of it. We are forever changing.
Thanks Teecee! 🙂
You are welcome, Deb. That’s life for us. Change is the only constant thing. We just have to keep advancing how we know best.
Thank you, Teecee. when we change, and change our thinking our outlooks on things change too.
Thank you so much again for your positive input on this!
This is really beautiful Deb! I love her face specially her eyes❤
Thank you, Violet! 🙂
That’s very nice. 2008? You were merely a child yourself back then!
Yeah, okay, I’ll go with that. 😉
Thanks Binky…I’m glad you like it!
xxx
You’ve captured something.
Thank you, Bumba!
It is precious and I love it! Glad you shared it Debbie
I’m glad I finally got around to posting it. I hadn’t looked at it in years, and really have no idea why I was so critical of the work I did on it. I think is was making a fuss about her hand….so silly of me.
Thanks Scott!
perfect pic for joni mitchell “Circle Game”
I agree…thank you, Carl.
xxx
I love the little girl 🙂 She’s a cutie!
Aw, thanks Autumn, I’m glad you like her! 🙂
Precious is exactly the word that came to mind.
Thank you, Bearman!
I love the little girl 🙂 a cutie! Deb, check to see if my comments went to your spam. I think this may be fixed it was Akismet maybe.
Thanks Autumn, and as you can see, I fished you out of there. 🙂
So correct you are Deb! Very excellently done! Have a wonderful week ahead…much love to you my sister! God bless!
Thank you, Wendell you are always such a blessing when you come by to see me. Thank you, my brother in Jesus.
God Bless! 🙂
Your little girl is adorable, Deb. We are often too hard on ourselves.
Yes, sometimes I can be my own worst critique.
Thank you for you kind words, Judy!
Dziecko to cud—-piękny portret Deb,very nice day;-)
Thank you, Krystiana! It’s not of me though.
Have a great day! 🙂
She does!!! Her expression is so well captured and the depth of her eyes…
🙂
Thank you, Marina! 🙂
xxx
Precious , sad and fragile. I think she longs for the other horse . Great work Deb
Thanks Loon! 🙂
Probably is pining for a Wombie.
I think you could be right, Binky! 🙂
xxx
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Thanks Andreas! 🙂
Have a very nice day! 🙂
Lovely drawing Deb. The highlights you’ve captured in her hair gives it a very realistic look.
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Thank you for the comment on my drawing! 🙂
Nicely drawn, very sweet face
Thank you, Val!
You are really good with charcoal Deb
actually you are very good with everything 🙂
I hope that your Monday has started off
really nicely, I spent ages clearing snow off
the path and car this morning but managed
to get back onto my street and park up so
that is something as the roads are horrible 😦
Geoff xxx
Thank you, Geoff!
So far so good, I’m only half way though my first cup of coffee.
Mitch is quite irked though since the cable bill will increase by 5 bucks next month.
Sounds like you got quite a bit of snow. I’m glad you got is cleared out of you way though. It can be such a pain …literally. I hope you don’t need to drive anywhere today either, maybe in a day or two once is melted some or been tended too.
I’m going after my second cup of coffee now. I’ll get you a tea to warm you up.
Have a great day, Geoff, and stay warm.
Hugs xxx
Yes I will have a cuppa thank you Deb 🙂
Prices are always going up here too, like
petrol for instance, that is almost £7 per
gallon in the UK so what a joke that is 😦
Have a nice rest of day Deb 🙂
Geoff xxx
Oh Wow! You petrol is even higher than ours! So ridicules!
Have a great day, my friend!…and don’t drive anywhere you don’t need to. 😉
xxx
She is indeed precious!!
an innocent lovely girl.
Great job Deb 🙂
Thank you very much, Novroz! 🙂
She is definitely precious, Deb, and you have much talent, my friend. People are so difficult to draw and this is amazing! Sending hugs to you! xo
They are not the easiest for me to draw, though young children are yet easier than someone much older that has lots of lines or wrinkles.
Thank you, Lauren! 🙂
Love and hugs! xxx
That makes sense about the age, well, good job, Deb! xoxo
Thanks again, my friend! 🙂 xxx
Wonderful work, Deb!
Is she based on you or someone you know? Was she inspired by your imagination? Or maybe even a combination of those?!
🙂
I just started drawing and this is what came of it. 🙂
Oh Deb, very lovely. Going on the carousel, maybe a little bit afraid or shy, but knowing her parents or grandparents are there for her.
I know I’ve told you this before, but will again…”I love your vision!”
Thank you, Hanne! 🙂
xxx
She is gorgeous! The context in which we view our work affect how we see them 🙂
I do believe you are correct, Madhu!…thank you! 🙂
The smile on the face of a child is the best part of my day.
You are a good man, Jeremy! 🙂
xx
This made me think of one of my favourite Hollies songs
I really like that song too, Tony!…thanks for posting it! 🙂
xx