Of the three observers...well, EVERYBODY isn't a critic, but it sure is easier to do that than the repair work...the situation seems familiar. On the other hand, the little girl whose dolls I believe are getting fixed seems to have plenty of confidence in the process.
It just kills me how you can come up with so many great illustrations! I can draw, but I can't think of things to draw. You just have a wonderful imagination. I'm watching you, too, my friend. :-)
OK- that little doll head with the tread where the eye came off and the stubble hair- that's awesome. Can I just say great story telling, character and appeal. I also like the illo just below this one too. Thanks for the comments! No sleep for me today (kids soccer game this morning, visit from Granddad this afternoon and then a big halloween costume party tonight at our house. All good stuff :) Keep up awesome work...
You are just wonderful Vanessa and I would consider this a self portrait. Lovely details, gestures and expressions on their faces! Superb concept, have a great day and week :)
Ah a superwoman MOM! I know a few of these. Love the expressions on the gals... fun illustration as well. I have missed seeing your work while I was away, it's fun catching up with all you have been up to.
SOOOO sweet, I don't have any sisters and my brothers are pretty easygoing so I guess I'm lucky...But watching my mom with HER sisters, I can imagine this is an amazing talent Shirley has here!! You ROCK!
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I love how well you captured everyone's expression! Isn't it great how mother's can always make things better? Very nice!
It's a really sweet scene ^^
This is great. I love all their expressions, it tells a good story. I also like the small details, like the patterns on the bear.
mama shirley must be a pretty amazing woman if she can repair feuds between sisters! another wonderful illustration Vanessa.. :)
so cute - I love the expressions on all of their faces
Wonderful, what a pleasure to find yet another cheerful illustration at Ooh La La!
Great expressions
Adorable illustration. Mama Shirley is sorely needed in the world.
I absolutely love your work! This one is so cute...
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Yep, my mama Alice always knew what to do too! (I just wish that she had thought about this idea) :) Vanessa a job well done!!!
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What a wonder sense of a story going on here. I can just see what happened. (and what might happen next...)
A house divided against itself cannot stand. This is a mother with wisdom.
Of the three observers...well, EVERYBODY isn't a critic, but it sure is easier to do that than the repair work...the situation seems familiar. On the other hand, the little girl whose dolls I believe are getting fixed seems to have plenty of confidence in the process.
Great idea! Love the expression of the characters! It's a very familiar scene!
Vanessa, every day I rise more and more your drawings... Now I pay my attention in the filaments. The characters´ faces are fantastics.
It just kills me how you can come up with so many great illustrations! I can draw, but I can't think of things to draw. You just have a wonderful imagination. I'm watching you, too, my friend. :-)
Wonderful! All is just great! :)
good woman! super, love this fun family!
Great work... as always!
OK- that little doll head with the tread where the eye came off and the stubble hair- that's awesome. Can I just say great story telling, character and appeal. I also like the illo just below this one too. Thanks for the comments! No sleep for me today (kids soccer game this morning, visit from Granddad this afternoon and then a big halloween costume party tonight at our house. All good stuff :) Keep up awesome work...
Oh my... I just love how they're all waiting to have their doll heads sewn on...reminds me of my sisters and thank goodness for Mama Shirley!
You always capture the moment perfectly Vanessa!
Cute story...great characters!!
your little girls look great. I love thier expressions. really nice illustration
I love your blog. I hope you don't mind if I add it to my blog roll.
Mama Shirley is my idol. No, scratch that. YOU are my idol!
omg this is so cute... we moms are whizzkids at repairing anything...love it...am going to add you to my list of favourites on my blog.
Such a lovely illustration Vanessa!!
I love all of them, your work is always adorable =)
Thank you so much for your kind comment on my IF piece. Your work is wonderful. Such a variety and great concepts!
Haha, I really love this! Especially after looking on it enlarged. Beautifully done!
Thanks for your comment! Aaw..what beautiful memories..^^ Great illo!:)
i wish i could be that kind of mama! beautiful illustration, vanessa!
Very beautiful picture of repair, I love the bears. :) ;)
I love this piece! Their expressions and the color is amazing! If only repairs could be that easy!
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Very sweet! Remindsme of my siblings and me as kids.
very cute illo
You are just wonderful Vanessa and I would consider this a self portrait. Lovely details, gestures and expressions on their faces!
Superb concept, have a great day and week :)
lovely illustration ! Love the expressions ..very cute !
My own mother's name is Shirley, so I can really relate to this one. Great job! I so love the look on the little girls' faces.
wonderful illustration....it tells a great story
how cute! great expressions..
Ever so cute. Really a very sweet moment you captured here
I love your down to earth illustrations. Very wonderfully illustrated as well. You've got talent!
we need more mama shirley s in tis worldæ wonderful illo……
Ah a superwoman MOM! I know a few of these. Love the expressions on the gals... fun illustration as well. I have missed seeing your work while I was away, it's fun catching up with all you have been up to.
Brilliant concept and wonderful characters.
Very cute! Nice colors and expression.
SOOOO sweet, I don't have any sisters and my brothers are pretty easygoing so I guess I'm lucky...But watching my mom with HER sisters, I can imagine this is an amazing talent Shirley has here!! You ROCK!
Charming and wise!Great image!
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