My submission for Illustration Friday"s "Wind" is from my 2003 HomeMade Calendar and the title is "Mill House". This painting is for the month of November and the quote is: "Home is an Invention on which no one has yet improved". ~Ann Douglas~
copyright 2002
VALGAL: NOW THERE'S A HOUSE I'D LIKE TO PEE ON. PAX. BAD DOG (DECEASED)
ReplyDeleteVal, I just KNEW you would hve the perfect house for 'wind'. So cute.
ReplyDeletevery pretty...again! love the sweet little tulips.
ReplyDeleteOh, Val.... this is just so perfect. I thought about windmills, and am so glad to see this delightful one.
ReplyDeleteOoooo ! I just LUV windmills ! Thank you for posting this !
ReplyDelete:-)
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I love the low hills in the background!! the quote made me want to make sure my home feeels like a home...maybe if I did the laundry instead of leaving it on the couch...hmmmm hehehe
ReplyDeletelol i saw this 1 yesterday as i wandered thru ur site.
ReplyDeletelove all that i saw speically ur candle stick houses.
yes it is perfect!! But I am curious why would you pick this for November cuz for me it screams spring?
ReplyDeleteun paisaje muy tipico de Holanda... Precioso!!
ReplyDeleteMe gusta mucho el molino y los tulipanes tan coloridos.
Que belleza!!!!!
lovely....perfect idea! great work!
ReplyDeletewow, good job :o)
ReplyDeleteperfect theme.
ReplyDeletegreat windmill! I didn't think of those! Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love the quote.
ReplyDeleteA windmill! Very clever. And sweet enough to eat.
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't think of windmills either...but I've always liked them. Very nice, Val....and what a nice quote!
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent! So glad I've discovered your artwork and blog!
ReplyDeleteWindmills are truly among my most cherished buildings, this one is lovely, especially that it seems a bit off the beaten path among a field of tulips.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
:)
c.
I really appreciate the brightness of your pics and this is n1!smart concept and wise quote, also...
ReplyDeletevery nice illo, Val
ReplyDeleteHi Val,
ReplyDeleteIs this windmill of Don Quichotte?
Or is this windmill of Alphonse Daudet?
Wonderful painting!
I love windmill!
Have a nice week Val
very beautiful world you created here with colors, glad to have stumbled upon your page
ReplyDeletelove the quote val...I always look forward to your posts :)
ReplyDeleteGreat take on the theme, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy best
so very romantic... beutiful as all your houses!
ReplyDeletevery cool! i always wanna live in your houses val--they're so much more interesting and cozier than what we have out my way.
ReplyDeleteWe were just driving highway 5 and aw all the great wind energy towers. So cool, wouldn't it be great to all live in a windmill house! I love it, it's really whimsical.
ReplyDeleteB E A U T I F U L ! ! ! I love windmills and this one's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA charmer!
ReplyDeleteThat is really goo.. I like the halloween one too!
ReplyDeleteMill house is gorgeous! Very nice, val...I really like this. A ton of hand work on those mill blades...
ReplyDeleteI really love the little houses and trees in the distance...the grass with the flowers...the base of the tower...aw hec, as I sit and gaze and admire...I like every little bit of this painting.
Even the shade of blue for the mountains in the far background...you captured that exact shade of blue that you see in real life when you look at the mountains...