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Wednesday, August 01, 2012

dahlia fever

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(nothing like a baby sneaking into your photoshoot!)

23 comments:

  1. They are amazing photos and pics... I love your colors, lines and baby =)

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  2. Gorgeous photos and amazing art. Love the dahlias. So lovely. Thanks for sharing. :)

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  3. The dahlia photos are lovely. And I love your sketches and paintings. They would make beautiful fabric designs. It won't be long she'll be painting with you!
    My neighbor is growing lots of dahlias. I've been eying them, waiting for them so I can go take pictures.

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  4. Your baby looks like she is studying the paintings. Too cute and your dahlias are amazing!

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  5. well I think Lucy is about the cutest thing I've seen since dahlias were first discovered!!

    I have a crush on dahlias, Alisa. They are beautiful and wonderful to sketch. Yours are, as always, sublime!

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  6. I love it, Lucy is so pensive, studying your artwork!! Wonder what she thinks...." Can't wait until I can do this one day!" So fun...beautiful, inspirational! Wouldn't be the same without Lucy's input!!

    Hugs Giggles

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  7. they are really great :D
    http://semforever-semforever.blogspot.com/

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  8. Dahlias are such a gorgeous flower! I love how big and full they can. Love the way you captured their colors and shapes and texture with pen and paint. How fun to see the ever-adorable Lucy so enthralled with your artwork!

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  9. such beautiful colors!!! great photos and great watercolors of beautiful flowers!!!

    and Lucy participates quite a lot and she'll be your biggest critic and help, and she will have loads of color sense!!!!

    how inspiring all this is!!!

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  10. I LOVE that you include Lucy in your pictures!!! It makes me smile every time...she's just a precious little angel. Thank you!

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  11. My love for Dahlias was fostered by my dad, after his passing. He grew the most beautiful tall dahlias in his backyard in England. I only saw them once (the flowers in his backyard) but have been enamored ever since. Your photos and paintings really capture their beauty! Thanks!

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  12. I look, and I think, "how cute, she can look through your designs", and then I see her just as interested in the back of the papers as the front....kids, the great equalizer, right? Lovely, just lovely.

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  13. How adorable... the sweetest interrupter!!! With the keenest eye and the cutest tummy... beautiful!!!

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  14. Incredible work Alisa. Those are just fabulous picture. Loved the way Lucy handling and eyeing them :)

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  16. So precious,so lovely.
    best,
    elise

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  17. I love your sweet little art critic. :) Thank you for posting these! I am getting ready to make a Dahlia/lilac themed collage for my new niece, Dalila, and I needed that inspiration. You rock!

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  18. amazing post, as always, just stunning! Lucy is a treasure. Best to you and your husband...hugs to Lucy!!!

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  19. passifleur12:56 PM

    your lucie is absolutly adorable and marvelous baby, one day she will be great artist!

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  20. Our plein air group is meeting at a Dahlia field later this month - you should join us! It's in Turner OR. Let me know if you're interested ("only" 3 hours from you probably!) and I'll give you more info :). Your images are inspirational! & Lucy is a sweet art critic!

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  21. I love dahlias.... Your photos and watercolors were wonderful!

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  22. Wonderful paintings! You are an amazing artist! :)

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  23. Thank you for sharing in this article
    I can learn a lot and could also be a reference
    I am happy to find your website and can join to comment

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