More 08 Watercolors

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NORMA ASCENCIO said…
me gustan mucho la tercera y la última... oye, y el dibujo que me hiciste embarazada y me ibas a regalar? :P seria lindisimo tener ese recuerdo de ese cuerpo panzón :)
09 February, 2008 23:52
Martiny said…
mujeres de agua,casi invisibles...una serie muy espiritual,cristalina.
10 February, 2008 00:05
Jueves said…
¡Felicidades, Odette! ¡Y gracias!
Me encantan esas acuarelas... ¡Todas!
No sé explicar por qué... lo siento... (con toda la polisemia de "sentir").
Un abrazo
10 February, 2008 09:00
odette farrell said…
Nor,
Déjame buscar el block donde lo tengo

Martiny,
Gracias! Y espero un día hacer una colectiva contigo...

Jueves,
Gracias, viniendo de una persona con tu sensibilidad es un halago que te hayan gustado todas!
10 February, 2008 18:44
Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Ah caray, no había notado que abriera esa página... no tengo programado nada sobre ese link ni publicidad alguna... mmmhhh déjame investigar.
Gracias por hacérmelo notar... no sabes desde cuándo te aparece?
10 February, 2008 21:54
Nefertiti Totonaca said…
Por cierto, fui a tu página oficial y me encantaron tus pinturas... :)
10 February, 2008 21:54
odette farrell said…
Nefer,

Qué honor que hayas visitado mi página, y más gusto me da que te gusten mis cuadros.
11 February, 2008 01:52
Darth Tater said…
Odette!!!!!

Estos están diferentes a tus acuarelas que tanto me gustan... ¡y éstas también me gustan mucho! Por cierto, te comento que mi amigo Félix vio tu Nadhielli en casa y la confundió con Frida Kahlo!!!!!

Un beso y continúa así. A ver cuándo me das el gusto de verlas en original, ¿y por qué no? me vendes alguna también.
13 February, 2008 20:02
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