IrelandBrady - Musings To Ponder

Showing posts with label coloring page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coloring page. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Pyro in Training in Ink ...

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Today I transferred the pencil sketch to Stonehenge Paper in ink.  I am pleased with how it turned out and look forward to beginning the co...
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Day Twenty-five

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I have missed designing new outfits for my "Humming Belles" paper dolls so I thought today would be fun to create a new dress as...
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Friday, October 21, 2011

The "Humming Belles" are holding a Give Away!

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As most of you know, I have two Etsy Shops and two blogs ... From our "Humming Belles Etsy Shop" and on our "Humming Belles...
Sunday, August 7, 2011

The "Humming Belles" Had A Magical Day!

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Hi Everbody! Wow!  The "Humming Belles" had an wonderful day at the August 6th "Hip Happening" Arts and Crafts Show! ...
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Sunday, July 17, 2011

Coloring is not just for young children, it is much much more.....

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Many people seem to think that filling in a coloring page is for young children and they are losing out on a wonderful form of enjoyment an...
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The Artistic Adventures of Gramma Brady ...

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I opened my Etsy Shop in 2009 after being encouraged to do so by a woman I met at a local art show. She was so enthusiastic about Etsy that I just had to check it out for myself! Etsy looked like a good place for me to share my work with others and over the course of several years I have met and made friends with dozens and dozens of wonderful people from all over. Through Etsy I discovered Zentangles and ACEO's, which are both fun ways to express myself through the gift of art. Zentangles have opened up a world of patterns and designs for me and ACEO's (miniature pieces of art, size 2.5" x 3.5") afford me the opportunity to hone my artistic skills, via different medias, on a small scale. Most of my work is done on a smaller scale, size 9" x 12" being the largest size and 2.5" x 3.5" being the smallest. I have a blog, IrelandBrady.blogspot.com , where I post the majority of my pieces and, on many occasions, share WIPs (Works in progress) of larger pieces and share what I have learned from that drawing with others.
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