This week's entry was inspired by my extended family. It includes my father and mother-in-law, as well as my husband's siblings: two sets of fraternal twins. His sister has four boys, his oldest brother is married and has two girls and a boy. The next oldest brother is married and has a baby girl and a boy, the youngest isn't married and doesn't have any kids. Then there's my husband (the oldest) and me, with a baby boy. It's a very large family- making gatherings very loud, especially with all of the boys in the family. In the last year the family has grown with the additions of two baby girls and two baby boys. We often make the joke that there are enough grandkids to make up our own baseball team. :D
Note: I was hoping to have enough time this week to post a painted piece, but life has other ideas. Maybe I'll be able to post a final version of this next week, after I'm done with my Monthly Challenge piece.
AW that's so cute!!! I like your concept! I wanted to thank you for your tattoo advice on my blog, the info helped a lot! Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteLove it - really cute little critters!
ReplyDeletecute image.
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my blog
Very cute...I like the proud patriarch with the glasses ! Thanks for visiting my blog :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the drawing that you did it really is nice
ReplyDeleteOOOh how cute are they. nice work.
ReplyDeletehaha --- they are so cute!!! love the possums! can't wait to see it painted!
ReplyDeletethanks for the nice comment on my "grow" piece :)
Very cute!! Love the concept.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on mine!
oh, this is sooooo nice! i hope you post it again if you have time to color it... it's just a great piece!
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One of the most underappreciated animals of all time...I really like your pig a couple of pics down...
ReplyDeleteIt's such a sweet picture, and if you look closer so much is going on. I love the little ones on the right - they're certainly up to some mischief.
ReplyDeleteNice illo. I like the idea its very creative and it looks great in graphite.
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