March 10, 2008

ten tiny portraits ~ TODAY @ 1 pm

each one is 2 x 2 in.

Mixing it up on a Monday. Ten tiny paintings. I’m sort of loving them all together in a row. I didn’t even plan the ten paintings on the tenth coincidence, but it works out nice. So much fun to paint these. I’m returning to my roots, when I used to draw teeny tiny drawings with a marker and frame them in an embroidery frame.
I think everyone should have a tiny portrait.

You can find them right here at Etsy.

Comments (15)

Love these!!! I agree that everyone needs a tiny portrait!
: )
sending big hugs your way!
Wonderful!! They really look great, too, as a set...
Wonderful!! They really look great, too, as a set... it's like a family album!
these are so adorable. i love that they are 2 inches by 2 inches- that IS tiny!!
I love these tiny paintings!!! They are fabulous. I might have to get one of these for my son's room. I really like the one with the lion.
Adorable! The green background really brings out the tiny paintings :)
Adorable! The green background really brings out the tiny paintings :-)
They are so cute!!!
(^v^)
Hello!
Saw you on Etsy's homepage today! Yeah! You deserve every last bit of recognition and praise.
Suzanne
Oh I absolutely love this! I love tiny paintings, especially square shaped. I love them all together too and one red one... Just great!
Marisa,
These are adorable. I love them as a set. Nice variety of colors and characters.
these are very adorable. they look great all lined up like this!
I love your tiny portraits, and I find them very inspiring. I have always loved making tiny things, painting tiny pictures, and people have told me that I need to paint BIG if I want to be a "real" artist.

But I think we should also be true to ourselves.

I want to try your painting a day challenge. And it really will be a challenge, because I am raising two toddlers, but I think it's worth the effort.

Very inspiring. Thank you.
They look incredible all set up together :)
these are so lovely! funny when things just work together isn't it?