Though I deeply admire anyone that can get some paint/ink/chalk onto paper in any form that invokes beauty or emotion (since I can't do it at all), I don't own enough original artwork. The majority of framed things on my walls are botanical prints (flowers, butterflies, birds, mushrooms etc.), with a few antique enamel French street signs and flea market architectural images mixed in. My very favorite pieces I own though are four original tiny watercolors I bought from an equally tiny old lady who paints on the bridge in Paris that has a view of Notre Dame. They are beautiful little Paris city-scenes; so quaint and charming without even a touch of icky cuteness.
But now I have the sweet little watercolors of gollybard on my wishlist. I didn't realize I was such a tiny watercolor fan, but I just love these so much. (No, Holly from gollybard did not contact me, offer me free art for pimping her out, or beg for a little blog mention. Much to my chagrin, damn it!). Charming and quaint, without even a touch of icky cuteness. Perfectly lovely, and destined for my walls I believe. (Husband...are you reading this???)
All images from Gollybard aka Holly. Gollybard's etsy shop; blog; flickr stream
2 comments:
Alexa, I'm so honored. Thank you for the feature! A lovely surprise!
Cute!...the butterflies are soo cute!...Love them all...
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