July 08 watercolors

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Comments

Gise =) said…
Tus acuarelas son bellas realmente!!!! Ya estás en Londres??? Besitos soelados pra los días grises londinenses!!!
07 July, 2008 09:45
odette farrell said…
Gracias Gise...

No aún no...hasta finales de agosto
07 July, 2008 16:02
NORMA ASCENCIO said…
noto una discreta evolucion en estas acuarelas... no sabria decir en que... quizá la linea es más contundente, quizá el sentir. pero en definitiva todas me encantaron. (quizá sea que se acerca el cambio)

felicidades
08 July, 2008 21:03
Babilonio said…
Me han gustado, te felicito, me han gustado mucho tus cuadros.
10 July, 2008 10:19
odette farrell said…
Norma,

Cambio va a haber y tremendo... ya recibí mis papeles de la residencia irlandesa y me toca la cabaña estudio 7, la última frente al mar Atlántico :))) qué será estar pintando en un lugar de ensueño, sin tele, sin teléfono :))) y sin internet :(

Babililonio,
Pasé a visitarte y me encantó también tu blog, me gustan mucho los relatos eróticos :)
10 July, 2008 15:52
Anonymous said…
Aterizando a la web y que mejor bienvenida que un "Odette", en espera de saber de ti y que estaras viendo y como lo plasmaras en tus lienzos, aqui sigo con casi 6 meses de casada y con todas las ganas de un turbante naranja 2008 (restrospectivo)
25 September, 2008 17:16
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