Very last watercolor

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Comments

Lirium*Lilia said…
Una suerte para quienes te visitamos que sigas teniendo internet y continúes acercándonos tus obras. Hermoso ese lugar de trabajo que seguramente ya no lo es.
Ya no me sorprende tu talento, pero lo que me gusta es que me encuentro sorprendida descubriendo diferentes colores y formas, diferentes expresiones, por eso es un placer visitarte. Beso.
25 July, 2008 05:16
odette farrell said…
De Lirium,

Gracias por tu lindo comentario... pues extrañamente aún tengo internet y aproveché...pero en cualquier momento me lo cortan.
Me halagan muchos tus palabras y claro en cuanto tenga de nuevo posibilidad seguiré por aquí :)
25 July, 2008 05:31
Gise =) said…
Que bueno aún no te has ido del blog!!!! Asi de relajada estas vos con todo el caos de la mudanza??? que pesiosa acuarela me encanta!!!
Besitos y no hagamos ruido asi no se dan cuenta que aún estas por aca los de internet!!!!!
25 July, 2008 09:01
Martine said…
Very last? Nooooo! We want more and more...

Te esperamos ansiosos Odette, no nos falles...

Plein de bisous!!!
25 July, 2008 20:29
el objeto a said…
bon voyage!! que los vientos veraniegos te sean favorables!

por cierto, si estás varios días en parís y tienes tiempo no dejes de visitar esta tienda preciosa de papeles, pinceles, plumas... es bellísima

http://www.comptoirdesecritures.com/index.html
26 July, 2008 17:34
PIZARR said…
He estado un poco fuera de juego Odette, me alegro de encontrarte aún por aquí...

Espero no perder el contacto contigo.

No se si conservarás el mismo correo, pero de cualquier amnera siempre podrás entrar en nuestros blog y darnos señales de vida.

Espero que te vaya fenomenal por Europa y que consigas cuanto esperas conseguir.

Me encanta todo lo que has colgado desde que no entraba en tu blog.

Un beso grande, espero ver una expo tuya por aquí...Seguro que si...
27 July, 2008 18:15
Dante Bertini said…
usted se va del mundo blog!
una pena
creo haberla encontrado en algún momento mediante no sé quien (?) y ahora veo que varios de mis lectores también se han hecho adictos a usted...
denos noticias
y triunfe!
06 August, 2008 13:13
odette farrell said…
Pizarr, Cacho:

No me voy del mundo blog...no podría! sólo hice una pausa forzada :)
12 August, 2008 15:47
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