Thanks for checking out my blog… just in the nick of time!
I have a little round footstool and just last night decided it needs to be a ladybug! I penciled in an arc for the head, and split it down the middle for some wings. I decided it is a bright yellow ladybug, so I started with a light yellow paint on the wings… I figure to layer on brighter, golder, oranger, redder yellows to get the shade I want. But I have no idea how to make this work. Do I find a bug book and go for realistic? Or come up with my own idea of what this lady looks like? And the this morning, before I can even google “ladybug images”, I come across your blog with your adorable ladybugs. So I’ve decided I’m going for whimsey!
It all has to take place within a circle that’s about eight inches in diameter on a stool that’s no more than six inches tall. (I said it was small!)
I will link to you and show you what I come up with! Thanks for the inspiration. I love your illustrations!
Jan
Love the lady bugs. They are very lucky and so adorable. Thanks for visiting my blog. You may also like my new channel on youtube. It’s a fun fashion channel… http://www.youtube.com/jaxcouture
Lovely work! Of course, over here in Olde England, we call them ladybirds and smile inwardly at your quaint American misuse of language. {smiles inwardly}.
I’ve always liked ladybugs…now I like them even more – these are adorable!
soo cute!
thanks
smmmuack!!
These ladybugs are so cute!
thanks a lot!
smmmuack
What fabulous lady bug pics!!! Thanks for dropping by my blog too – really appreciate it
you’re welcome!
A big smmmuack
Love these pics! So cute and creative!
thanks
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Soooo cute and lovely incarnations of lady bug
thanks
smmmmuack!
love all the lady bug! there is so cute ang lovely!
smmmuack!
Thanks for checking out my blog… just in the nick of time!
I have a little round footstool and just last night decided it needs to be a ladybug! I penciled in an arc for the head, and split it down the middle for some wings. I decided it is a bright yellow ladybug, so I started with a light yellow paint on the wings… I figure to layer on brighter, golder, oranger, redder yellows to get the shade I want. But I have no idea how to make this work. Do I find a bug book and go for realistic? Or come up with my own idea of what this lady looks like? And the this morning, before I can even google “ladybug images”, I come across your blog with your adorable ladybugs. So I’ve decided I’m going for whimsey!
It all has to take place within a circle that’s about eight inches in diameter on a stool that’s no more than six inches tall. (I said it was small!)
I will link to you and show you what I come up with! Thanks for the inspiration. I love your illustrations!
Jan
First time I visit this site. It is really amazing . The graphics, colors .
thanks so so much!!!
smmmuack!
Your ladybugs make me think about love and dreams
Love ladybugs!! from – Lidaybug !!
what gorgeous and cute pictures! So simple and elegant and yet beautiful and creative at the same time. Love it.
Love the lady bugs. They are very lucky and so adorable. Thanks for visiting my blog. You may also like my new channel on youtube. It’s a fun fashion channel… http://www.youtube.com/jaxcouture
Oh my word! I am so impressed. I absolutely love cartoons and these are just incredibly cool AND cute!
Thanks so much
👉😘😘😘😘
Lovely work! Of course, over here in Olde England, we call them ladybirds and smile inwardly at your quaint American misuse of language. {smiles inwardly}.
Cutteeeee
I love your LadyBugs! <3
thanks a lot
smmmuack!!!