What a wonderful thought and beautiful creation. You have such a wonderful soft touch and such a great sense of design. Your houses have created a marvelous village of their own. Each is distinct yet they all belong to the same community. I wonder what an overhead view of all the houses you have created over the years would look like!
Life is about finding a balance. My submission for Illustration Friday's "unbalanced " theme is a stationary card and postcard set called Home Life. 
that's really beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Your work is just so fun to lose myself in. You are one talented woman ms Walsh! :O)
ReplyDeleteLovely
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The cat seems to be in a ring's place. I like it!
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beautiful. actually very calming and balancing colours. sorry havn't had chance to visit for a while.
ReplyDeleteI love the two different sides of that house!! Just love how your work fits the theme!
ReplyDeleteCute! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and whimsical! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thought and beautiful creation. You have such a wonderful soft touch and such a great sense of design. Your houses have created a marvelous village of their own. Each is distinct yet they all belong to the same community. I wonder what an overhead view of all the houses you have created over the years would look like!
ReplyDeleteHi Val!!! these pieces are so much fun!!! I love them...
ReplyDeleteI always love your quirky, lovely houses!
ReplyDeleteLove the little dancing flower pots! Beautiful colors too!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet!! Lovely, whimsical illustrations.
ReplyDeleteVal, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYa sabes que me encantan tus casas, me transportan a un mundo de fantasÃa, preciosa. Besos.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't agree with your comment more... and just when I think I have achieved "balance" something comes along to knock me right back off. =)
ReplyDeleteYou threw me for a second with what I thought was two different views of the same item...like how they work together...
ReplyDeleteLove this Val..... what medium to you use?
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