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| by Cherie Richter |
i’ve been totally blown away by some of the amazing owls created in my
HOW TO PAINT AN OWL Workshops!
here are a few from last weekend!
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| by Katie Pergande |
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| by Darci Prohaska |
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| by Cherie Richter |
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| by Emily Richter |
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| by angela digiovanni |
and a beautiful painting by angela digiovanni inspired by my article in somerset studio! read more about her painting here!
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| by kim lapacek |
and an amazing quilted owl by kim lapacek inspired by one of my last workshops! see how she created it right here!
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i’ve been creating lots and lots of new owl paintings too! and they’ve all been video recorded from start to finish for my e-course which starts next Monday!
i’m so excited and can’t wait
to celebrate! i’ll have a sneak peek for you here later this week!
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11 comments on “owl love”
kristen
fantabulous! each and every one of them ….looks like it is a really wonderful workshop!!
Catherine Denton
They're beautiful and full of character!
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kelly barton
such great colors and owls. your love and kindness puts a smile on my face.
GardenDesigner
they all look so beautiful and special!!
xoxox
Vanessa
martinealison
Plein de charme…
Bisous
Angela DiGiovanni | Living Out Loud
aw, thanks for including mine, Juliette! Looks like your class was a success – so many cute owls.
Robin Norgren
you are inspiring SO MANY!
SaraLynn
Oh, wow! These are absolutely beautiful! It looks like your classes are amazingly fun and effective. I haven't seen a single piece in any of your class posts that haven't been lovely.
Cathy Bueti
Juliette these are great! That must be so exciting for you to see work that you inspired through your workshop!! 🙂
Louise Gale "Dream-Inspire-Create"
Wow love all the variations. So much fun! Cant wait to have a go myself. YAY
Kerri
oh, they are all so cute!!!