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For Mother's Day





I have been busy painting these ity bitty paintings as a gift for my Mother-in-Law. They are so small and I haven't painted this small that I can think of. They range in size from 1 5/8 inch, 2 X 1/2 inch to 3X 2 1/2 inch. Whew! So I will paint tonight and get something new on for tomorrow. This project just took time.

Comments

Carol Blackburn said…
They are lovely, Linda. She should cherish them.
Douglas Clark said…
Wow these are all great LITTLE paintings!
Karen Bruson said…
Lovely paintings!
Tiny little paintings for mom-in-law how nice. I'm wondering how they will be displayed? On easels in tiny frames, hung side by side? You are ambitious and ahead of schdule i'd say. Good for you .
Kathryn Glover said…
Wow! That is small, but the paintings are little gems!
Beautiful pieces Linda!!
Marie Theron said…
How delightful, Linda! The texture of the canvas on the photos gives me an idea of how tiny these are! I supposed you used a macro lens!
Virginia Floyd said…
She should be so pleased! The colors in these are gorgeous! I especially like the roses. Don't know how you did that so small!
Jerry Stocks said…
These paintings are so beautiful--your mother-in-law is a very lucky lady.
Anonymous said…
Ooh Linda...love the itty bittys. . So sweet and delightful, a lovely gift.
Denise Rose said…
These are just precious! I am sure she will love them and what a sweet gift!
Janice said…
I LOVE these paintings!!
Janice said…
I love these paintings!!
LindaHunt said…
Thank you all for wonderful comments! They are so small, but, I actually enjoyed every minute. You couldn't get too absorbed in detail because of the size which was a good thing!!

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