It's watercolor on wood paper with marker and white pen. You can see the white on her cheeks, lips, eyes and hair.
You can see my first attempt on paper on this post. This one is smaller and more "me." The words say "Sometimes her hair had a mind of its own" and when I told my daughter, "she's like you," she snatched up the girl for her own. My daughter's hair is curly and it doesn't behave all the time. But let's be honest, sometimes hair just does what it wants. And now that I'm letting mine be gray, it definitely has a mind of its own. But it's hair—you can't let it be too important.
Here's the cover of her book that's new if you want to see Danielle's original work. I think I need this book!
Happy Friday, friends!
Chark
She's really pretty Char!!!
ReplyDeletethanks, Cindy!
DeleteMan! Or I guess woman! You keep posting all these cool things that you're learning from the books and it just makes me want to go buy the entire Amazon art book library. haha! This is so sweet! Love how the wood grain peeks through the coloring.
ReplyDeletehaha...I've gotten a lot of mine out of the library, but I'm def buying the Creative Girl book.
DeleteYou've done an amazing job on this project, Chark...I love it!!!
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