Posted October 12th, 2009 by admin
Twin babies starting an amazing journey. Their little hands are intertwined, just as their hearts will always be.
My original drawing is printed at 10 x 8 with plenty of white border for easy framing. When I receive your order and details I will add hand coloring for skin, hair, and even their little hats, and letter in the names and dates.
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Size: 8 x 10
Personalize It: I can hand-color the babies as described above, and hand-letter the sash with their names and birthdate.
Purchase: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for easy payment and to discuss the personalization.
Posted August 20th, 2009 by admin
Picture it, you and your honey’s names up on the silver screen!
This is a vibrantly colored 8.5 x 11 print of my original drawing with many whimsical details to enjoy. I can add your names and anniversary date (an added bonus: with this on your wall, it will harder to forget the date!)
Visit the Etsy listing for this piece to see close-ups.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Personalize It: The couple’s names and anniversary date can be displayed on the big screen!
Purchase: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for easy payment and to discuss the personalization.
Posted January 12th, 2009 by admin
An old Kentucky folk song by John Jacob Niles inspired this whimsical print of my original drawing. It could be contemporary or vintage-looking depending on how you frame it.
This can be used to welcome friends and family to home filled with all the good things that money has little to do with like babies, flowers, and love. A great gift or blessing for a new or beloved home, an anniversary, or newlyweds.
Let’s discuss how we can personalize this–perhaps your initials can be added to the martini glass or a name or date added added to the bottom box.
Posted January 11th, 2009 by admin
Angels spell out “LOVES” inside a wreath of morning glories, pansies, clover and bluebells. There are lots of little details to enjoy.
I’ll add names by hand so it will say “Katie Loves Nathan” inside the wreath (for example) with the anniversary date enscribed beneath.
This frames up beautifully and makes a cherished gift for a wedding, first home or anniversary.
Size: 11.5 x 8
Purchase It: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for ease of payment and to contact me about the personalization.
Posted January 9th, 2009 by admin
A whimsical depiction of hearts being built by the Master Carpenter and his helpers as stars spill from heart flowers. It is not easy to build a heart, but possible with much time and help. The Scripture on the card, “He who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Christ Jesus,” provides an encouraging reminder of God’s promises and faithfulness.
Size: 5 x 7 Greeting Card. The card features a vivid reproduction of my original drawing printed on cardstock and elegantly layered over contrasting cardstock. It includes a matching envelope, all in a cellophane sleeve to keep it nice for you.
Purchase it: Click through to this card’s Etsy listing for easy payment, and I’ll send it right out to you.
Posted December 8th, 2008 by admin
This happy, freckle-faced fellow will put a smile on anyone’s face. Send him out to cheer up a friend, or just to stay in touch and brighten the gray days of winter — whatever. There are lots of clever details to discover in the drawing. Enjoy!
Size: 5 x 7 Greeting Card. Elegantly layered contrasting cardstock and a matching envelope, in a cellophane sleeve to keep it nice for you.
Purchase It: Visit this item’s Etsy shop listing for easy payment.
Posted December 4th, 2008 by admin
An old Kentucky folk song by John Jacob Niles inspired this whimsical, hand-lettered print.
If you know the song, you know it’s (loosely) about good things in life that money can’t buy. This can be used to welcome friends and family to home filled with all those good things. A great gift or blessing for yourself, anniversary, weddings, and new home or dear home.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Personalize It: Your initials can be added to the martini glass and a name or date added added to the bottom box.
Purchase: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for easy payment.
Posted November 26th, 2008 by admin
I have blended two of my favorite original drawings, added a mosaic effect by hand to each. I then set them up so they compliment and strengthened each other. Two precious gifts we can give to our children: roots first, then wings.
The rounded windows have hidden symbols for these themes as do the spaces between the two mosaics. I wanted to have an updated yet medieval feel to the entire piece. There is tons of color and details.
This makes a great anniversary, baby gift or house warming gift.
Size: 8 x 10 over 8.5 x 11, printed on cardstock. It fits perfectly a 8 x 10 mat or frame. It also fits in a document frame.
Personalize It: I can add an anniversary date and family name in the middle as shown.
Purchase: Visit the item’s Etsy listing for easy payment and to contact me about personalizing it.
Posted November 24th, 2008 by admin
Music can really bridge so many differences - it brings people together. This would make a great gift for a special band leader or orchestra conductor or music teacher in your life.
Size: The image is 5 x 7 centered with a border on 8.5 x 11, making it possible to frame this piece in a variety of ways.
Purchase: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for easy payment.
Posted November 24th, 2008 by admin
Grandma’s quilts, needles and pins spell out “Granny”, and a verse by Eugene Field completes the picture. “I may in glory stand–a crown perhaps upon my head, But a needle in my hand…”
Quilters familiar with the painstaking attention to detail it takes to put together a fine quilt will appreciate the numerous fine details that go into this piece. Visit the Etsy listing for this piece to see close-ups.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Personalize It: Children’s and grandchildren’s names can be added beneath each chick and more chicks can be added to match your family size! The granny can be personalized too.
Purchase: Visit this item’s Etsy listing for easy payment and to discuss the personalization.