You and I are truly on the same wave length! I was drawing sheep earlier this week and my husband said it would be perfect for IF, using the "Ewe". I nixed it and did something different...and here YOU did it! Your "Ewe" is so cute! I love the curly cues everywhere! Nicely done, Becky!
Your work is just phenomenal --and the fact that you're giving back to God the talent that He gave ewe (pun intended!) is just ewesome, I mean awesome!
Really sweet and a clever spin on the topic! I love the way you've used the e shape within the flowers (which matches the wool and other textures) - beautiful as usual.
And "ewe" is one of those strange reversable words, so I guess E is for U too :).
just wanted to stop by and thank you for your kind comment to my post. i really appreciate everything you said! i know that letting go of all expectations is key, but it's so hard to do, even when what i do is not my livelihood. (i can't imagine actually having to create on-demand for a client - my hat's off to you!)
i've browsed your blog - your artwork and posts are inspiring. and your ewe is adorable!
What can I say...it was the first thing that popped into my head.
Actually, it's adorable. And you should do the first thing that pops in your head.
ReplyDeleteAwww...... I LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteewe should be creating greeting cards! this is great!
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I considered doing "ewe" too. It's a word one doesn't use much in every day conversation (unless you're a sheep rancher!)
ReplyDeleteYou have such a nice-&-sweet style, the also look like stickers! Love your characters full of life and charm.This one is adorable.
ReplyDelete-Marjorie Ann
I hadn't thought of that one.
ReplyDeleteI like it!
Ahh Becky this is adorable.
ReplyDeleteJonesy is right this should be a greeting card
she is sooo cute!
ReplyDelete...and very feminine with those pretty little bows in her hair!
Very Endearing. :-) Sweet.
ReplyDeleteFIrst thoughts are the most effective. Great play on words. Very cute illo.
ReplyDeletethis is the sweetest !
ReplyDeleteAwwww...the ewe is sooo cute! I love how she's clutching the flower to her heart:>
ReplyDeleteIf all sheep where so cute I would love to count them all night long. Adorable is the word that pop in my head!
ReplyDeleteYou can send me a card of this! Beautiful as always!
ReplyDeleteAnd its not even Valentine's Day yet!
ReplyDeleteWow.
Wonderful lamb. Nice pink cheeks!
ReplyDeleteHey EWE - I miss EWE, Twinks... so when EWE send this card fo bf, send it to me too!!
ReplyDeleteFluffy
Adorable! I agree with the others that your art would look wonderful on greeting cards and stickers. Always a pleasure visiting your site, Becky!
ReplyDeleteSO enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteHe's so cute! Makes me just want to squeeze on him too!!!!! Lovely Illustration!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVERY sweet!...all of your illustrations are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat can we say...very sweet Ewe!
ReplyDeleteYou and I are truly on the same wave length! I was drawing sheep earlier this week and my husband said it would be perfect for IF, using the "Ewe". I nixed it and did something different...and here YOU did it! Your "Ewe" is so cute! I love the curly cues everywhere! Nicely done, Becky!
ReplyDeleteadorable ewe! sheeps are my favorites.
ReplyDeletei also like your sea entry with all those musical instruments and the water effects.
This is so cute!
ReplyDeletewynlen - www.wynlen.no
aww. that is adorable.It made me smile
ReplyDeleteYour work is just phenomenal --and the fact that you're giving back to God the talent that He gave ewe (pun intended!) is just ewesome, I mean awesome!
ReplyDeleteKeep Creating for His glory --I love your work!!!
Really sweet and a clever spin on the topic! I love the way you've used the e shape within the flowers (which matches the wool and other textures) - beautiful as usual.
ReplyDeleteAnd "ewe" is one of those strange reversable words, so I guess E is for U too :).
Sooooo sweet!
ReplyDeletejust wanted to stop by and thank you for your kind comment to my post. i really appreciate everything you said! i know that letting go of all expectations is key, but it's so hard to do, even when what i do is not my livelihood. (i can't imagine actually having to create on-demand for a client - my hat's off to you!)
ReplyDeletei've browsed your blog - your artwork and posts are inspiring. and your ewe is adorable!