Awww, sweetheart. I just feel like hugging him and telling him that one lousy test doesn't mean a thing. (And can I hug Sunshine while I'm at it? Heh heh)
You are getting so dang good at drawing things that people can relate to! The splash of red of the book and dog collar keeps the eye moving about and taking in all your wonderful detail. Just beautiful Kate. :)
I love the little bit of poignant, pink in the dog's snout. Makes me want to kiss his little nose.
I also want to thank you for leading me to that wonderful post about bunnies. What a nice woman, protecting the wee bunny babes. Looks like they'll be getting the boot soon, They can come to my yard if they'd like.
with boys who have been there before...this illustration has so much emotion for me...I hate to see them fail. Also...my little guy (the scientist-in-training) loved your "living gem" post !!
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remind me a little bit of me... on math, on physic, argghhh..!
ReplyDeleteBut at least he have the cute doggy to ease his feelings.. :)
hehehe.. it feels like.. me. haha. i love it. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully painted - and so sad!
ReplyDeletetruly beautiful art
ReplyDeleteNice draw!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shading work! Guess he couldn't use the excuse that his dog ate his test!
ReplyDeletewonderful work...reminds me of my math grades in school :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work Kate! It was cool seeing both versions here too!
ReplyDeleteLooks great in color Kate!! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh,I love both!
ReplyDeleteAnd it's so truth, unconditional love :)
Great as usual Kate!
Awww, sweetheart. I just feel like hugging him and telling him that one lousy test doesn't mean a thing. (And can I hug Sunshine while I'm at it? Heh heh)
ReplyDeleteI saw it as a sketch and knew it was a good one! Poor little guy!!
ReplyDeletevery good art-work, Kathleen.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, really mean a lot!
You are getting so dang good at drawing things that people can relate to! The splash of red of the book and dog collar keeps the eye moving about and taking in all your wonderful detail. Just beautiful Kate. :)
ReplyDeleteI feel so sorry for the poor kid- at least he has his dog to ease his feelings! And GR8T sketch!
ReplyDeletewow Kate...I love the way you color your pieces...this is so magical...
ReplyDeletegreat to see your work in progress...from skecth to color....
awesome!
i love it!! kate, your illustrations are so warm and loving, even when there's a little disappointment, just wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the painted version!
ReplyDeleteI love the little bit of poignant, pink in the dog's snout. Makes me want to kiss his little nose.
ReplyDeleteI also want to thank you for leading me to that wonderful post about bunnies. What a nice woman, protecting the wee bunny babes. Looks like they'll be getting the boot soon, They can come to my yard if they'd like.
I love the atmosphere you create.
ReplyDeleteAwww, that is charming. Hope you are well my dear, long time no talk! :-) And I was touched by your comment on another blog about your mom...
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate! :) I'm going to add your link to mine too, I LOVE you artwork.
ReplyDeletewith boys who have been there before...this illustration has so much emotion for me...I hate to see them fail. Also...my little guy (the scientist-in-training) loved your "living gem" post !!
ReplyDeleteA lovely, touching scene. I really like seeing your sketches on this blog as well as the wonderfully completed colour pieces.
ReplyDeleteSuper super cute!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I Love this! It speaks volumes!
ReplyDeleteAnd the teeny little snail, so Beautiful, I guess he was enjoying the strawberries too!
Sandra Evertson
how touching...beautiful painting and beautiful sentiment.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Kate, I really love it!
ReplyDeletei didn't make it by last week, but i really like the sketch!
ReplyDeleteAaaaw! This hits the mark right on the heart.
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