Decorative Painting

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  therapy97

• Apr 11, 2014

Wowzas! You are awesome! Love how 3 dimensional you got the bottom items to look after extracting them.

 

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  ScrappyCoyote

• Apr 12, 2014

Wonderful layout!! You had a talent there! The font for the journaling is very appealing. Good luck.

 

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  scrappinbella

• Apr 12, 2014

whoa girl who knew!! beautiful stuff...nice Victorian feel ..love the lovely simplicity of the flower and leaves cluster

 

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  sailwemust

• Apr 12, 2014

Beautiful artwork! I wish I had some kind of artistic talent like painting, drawing, or singing. Nice work.

 

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  robinsismai

• Apr 13, 2014

I love the touches of gold and the vertical title!

 

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  geswho40

• Apr 14, 2014

Wow, fantastic job on these, you have some mad skills, I hope you do pick it up again soon, it would be a shame to not use such a beautiful talent. I have always wanted to have skills like this, but I don't, ho hum...oh well. I love the red Bg paper with the gold accents, so pretty! Beautiful page and journaling, good luck to you!

 

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  emscraps

• Apr 14, 2014

These are beautiful, Pam!! You are truly talented with the paints! I really like the barn painting. I hear ya though, you can get burnt out with one craft. Hope you return to it, you are amazing!!

 

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  Harmonystar

• Apr 14, 2014

Great painting. My mother was always good at that kind of stuff and I've always been sad that I didn't get that gene. I love your extracted pieces and the feel of LO is warm and homey. Perfect showcase for your art. Great LO!

 

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  msbrad

• Apr 14, 2014

FAntastic work! Love that we got to see your talents and I love how your page is presented. Wonderful paper layering for the bg. Awesome glitter accent on the title and the flourish.

 

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  crlin

• Apr 14, 2014

Beautiful paintings! Amazing that one is 6foot tall! Love how you framed your pictures and extracted some of them!

 

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  lulutoo

• Apr 15, 2014

Wow! You are amazingly talented! Beautiful pieces! Your page is lovely, too. I like how you were able to make the shadows so realistic to give the items at the bottom dimension.