I'm so sorry for the long delay in showing this finished painting, the bottom line is, I just couldn't come up with a title! Crazy I know. This painting will be included in a book project of Steve Worthington's to help raise money for animal shelters. It was so much fun to include Steve's mouse in a painting, and I will keep everyone updated when the book is available.
This is the only present painting of mine where I have included another object, and the process was fun to share. It also caused me to contemplate exterior appearances in a new way. Does one only need a costume and cape to be a superhero? Or is it an interior state of mind? I know a pretty new cape always makes me feel invincible. :)
This painting is available, please contact if interested.
Excellent job! I love the humor in this one. It's the perfect message for raising money for animal shelters!
ReplyDeleteAbout capes; when my boys were little I used to tie kitchen towels around their necks so they could pretend to be caped super heroes. They "flew" around the kitchen making those boy flying sounds. I think that wearing a "cape" (or whatever our special occasion article of clothing is) enhances our ability to believe in what we could be. I have a few "capes" in my repertoire that are confidence boosters.
Aaah, how cute, I can just picture them now! I might try that today :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Silvina!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks again Karen for immortalizing Nosey with such great style!
I wonder if there's a creped crusader who zips around dispensing tasty crepes to the deserving around the world?
The subject of a new Hollywood movie perhaps?
Perhaps not!
What a wonderful piece! Titling a painting can be a much tougher job than anyone would guess....
ReplyDeleteHey Steve, if you find this creped crusader and his tasty treats please send to Chicago :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen Lynn! You are right, and this was an unusually tough one for me. Thanks for visiting my blog!
This turned out great Karen.
ReplyDeleteI know all my son needs is his imagination to become a superhero, but the cape makes him feel invincible too.
Tammy, your son does have a great imagination - as evident in your fabulous book!! :) Thanks for commenting!!
ReplyDeleteSo charming!!! The scale is marvelous, and the unspoken story makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much R!! :)
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