April pics

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Sorry I haven't written, but most of my time I have been making an interesting research that hopefully will lead me to a new painting project... well let's see.
In the meanwhile I have been enjoying Spring here... so I am sharing some pics, hope you like them.

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Disculpas que no he escrito, pero la mayor parte de mi tiempo la he dedicado a una investigación que probablemente me llevará a un nuevo proyecto de pintura... bueno, eso espero.
Mientrastanto también he estado gozando la primavera aquí... les comparto algunas fotos, espero les gusten.

Comments

niña kaos said…
MUERO DE ENVIDIA, SE VE MARAVILLOSO EL PAISAJE LONDINENSE, SU AMBIENTE... ME ENCANTA!
TE MANDO MUCHOS ABRAZOS SABES QUE ACA SE TE QUIERE, INSISTO, A TI Y A TU LINDA FAMILIA!
22 April, 2010 19:44
Isabel Mercadé said…
Son maravillosas esas fotos. Eso sí que es una auténtica primavera
Felicidades por el nuevo proyecto, Odette. ¡Que salga todo como tú quieres!
22 April, 2010 21:26
odette farrell said…
Elena,
Sí Londres con Sol es paradisiaco, verdad? Escríbeme!!! Hace siglos que no sé de ti...

Bel,
Pues estoy contenta y pintando, ya después mostraré mis avances. Felicidades por tantas presentaciones bella Escritora!
23 April, 2010 11:47
Isabel Mercadé said…
No, no, soy Isabel Mercadé (la otra Bel). Qué más quisiera yo
que haber escrito ya todo lo que Isabel Núñez ha escrito :D .
24 April, 2010 13:26
Belnu said…
Hola, he oído que hablábais de mí... La otra Bel, o sea Bel M, también merece ese epíteto, es más filósofa y más poeta que yo... Pero yo venía a ver tus preciosas fotos, Odette, y me alegra mucho esa investigación!
24 April, 2010 23:08
odette farrell said…
Bel, Belu!!!

Qué honor que ambas me visiten y predón por la confusión!!!
25 April, 2010 12:51
Belnu said…
Qué bonita es sobre todo esa foto de arriba, me recuerda a un cuadro de Alma Tadema, no sé si Coign of Vantage o cuál, ya sabes, esa luz de primavera, tan llena de esperanzas, parece que el aire está lleno de luz y la conversación sube, flota!!! Yo tengo que subir la montaña rocosa de la novela
26 April, 2010 22:24
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