When I speed walk I've observed it is customary to
cordially greet your fellow walkers even when you don't know them.
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About Me
- Linda
- My Art Place, A place to express & challange myself & display my art and exchange with other artist. I love working in pastels, chalks. I would love to learn watercolor. I love to play with my chalks, watch a picture develope and expression thru art! My other love is the Childrens book Series I've been collaborating on with my talented niece! Cheers!
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He he--too funny Linda and what a coincidence!!
That's cute, we have a couple squirrels we feed by hand on our deck. One is very gentle the other one is kind of pyscho:)
lol to funny guess i've been lucky havent had any squirrels that wana say hi when i run
Great idea!!
Thanks por stoping and leave a comment!!
very cute, sqirrel in running shoes very funny. Loved your pastel portraits.
how fun! great-
Squirrel tennies. Fun!
LOL! I totally love this squirrel!
Very nice work! In Minneapolis, there are lots of biking and walking trails. Everyone there says, "on your right" as they are about to pass! Sometimes it's said politely like "excuse me", sometimes it's like, "get the heck out of my way!".
He he. This is cute. I also love your "Thinker" illo. Very nice!
So true! I am more of a stroller than a speed walker but the same thing happens.
I like the charming informailty of this piece's style, and the freshness of the colors!
This makes me smile! I walk the path by the ocean every day and we all greet one another. Once in a while there will be tourists who keep tight lipped. Most often they're foreign and have their own customs. Still, a smile is universal, right? Love the illo Linda, and I like your new Avatar. That power-walking is working girl!
Hehe, nice illustration Linda - fun concept.
Thanks for the comments too.
neat illo.... nice colours... and love the squirrel.
ha ha that is true!
Haha i love this! Hilarious and fun! Nice colours too!
Clever spritely fun!
Really funny, but also a very strong composition - the triangular structure of your people bookending the squirrel, and their eyes all directed to the little guy (or girl) work really well, with the setting seeming a bit like a theatrical backdrop - just right! I really like that your black lines are nice and crisp and ungrey against the washes of colour - excellent work!
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