A very curvy Snow cat ~ shaped by Emma
Hello.
As you know I don’t normally do photo challenges but this weeks WordPress Photo Challenge of curves sounded like fun. Also I wanted to submit a drawing for ‘Time out for Art’, also I wanted to write a brief post about the summer of things versus the winter of things, also Emma had asked me to showcase some of her creative work. (As if that’s ever a problem, lol).
A cartoon drawing by Emma. Having fun building a snowman in winter.
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One of the things we females do extremely well, is multi-task so without further ado. My photo entry for the Weekly Photo Challenge of curves (Emma’s). The drawing, for Lisa’s of Zebra Designs and Destinations: Time out for art (Emma’s). Expressing herself through her art form, drawing multiple drawings per day is the norm. for her.
And I … well I sit here viewing both Emma’s creative molding of a snow cat (she loves cats), a cartoon drawing of a snowman (she makes her own cartoon videos) depicting the fun we can have in winter on even really cold days while out on the patio this morning where it’s a warm and breezy blue skied day outside!
There you go! a Challenge, a time out, some feel good feelings of sharing a young girl’s creativity and a reminder that, yes indeed, summer is just about here and celebrating the difference between the two seasons.
Here’s the Artisan herself: Emma (And yes she designed and colored the hat and shirt)!
I’m going to sip a little more coffee as I publish this, everyone have an excellent weekend!
~ Penny
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How very lovely, Emma is, and so talented too. Love this entry for the challenge, Penny. 🙂
Thank you and … just showed her your comment … Emma thanks you too! 🙂 and sends you hugs xx
Hugs back. 🙂
It appears that Emma already takes after mother and grandmother. Great work Emma! 🙂
She is a very talented little girl, I’ll pass on your message LuAnn, she enjoys hearing from others. 🙂 xo
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Fun to see you here, too, Penny. Good job, Emma!
janet
Emma’s snowman beats mine hands down
but then children are so good at drawing 🙂
“Yes Emma, I do like your snowman” 🙂
Andro
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lovely snow cat and a cute drawing as well:)
Thank you Padmini! 🙂
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Love the snow kitty!
Thank you Cynthia! 🙂
AWESOME Emma! Great art & just look at how adorable you are too!!!
{Group Hug}
xx 🙂 🙂 xx
Group hug back, we love group hugs here RoSy, thank you!!!!! 🙂 xo
Special thanks from Emma! 🙂
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Very sweet!
Thanks Naomi!
This is fantastic, Penny. What a beautiful and talented girl Emma is! 😀
Thank you Dianne! Yes she is! 🙂
What a lovely drawing! Emma is such a sweetie and she has your smile 😉
By the by, Emma is my oldest granddaughter’s name too
It is a lovely name, Lyn, one of my favorites too. Also the title of one of the books of a favorite author, Jane Austin!
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It was a surprise to see your name pop up with the photo challenge. I like it though. Love Emma’s artwork on both paper and material. A talented young girl there. A family thing methinks.
Have a good weekend Penny
She whips out cartoon characters in a flash. On occasion she’ll do a serious drawing, but tends to express herself through her cartoons! Her abstracts are awesome also! Thanks Alastair you have a great one too! 🙂
**applauds Emma!** Thank you, Penny for sharing. Have a lovely weekend!!
Thank you Skye, very appreciated. You have a great weekend also! 🙂