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Saturday, February 9, 2013

Purple Pansies

Well, hello there!  I bet you didn't even know that I had a digital art blog, did you? ;)  Well, I've done something NEW for a project for my DT work this weekend over at Inkspirational!  I just adore this month's sponsor's images and so I had to make a digital print with one of them to show their versatility!

Here are this week's colors~

And my digital print~

The pansy painting is from Eclectic Anthology--this month's sponsor--and all other digital elements are by Dusty Bear.  The font I used is called Janda Elegant Handwriting.

I adore Shakespeare and Hamlet is my favorite play.  I have always felt for poor Ophelia--such a tradgedy!  I feel her story is even more tragic than Hamlet's and so when I saw this quote about pansies, I just knew I would have to use it for a project!

Thanks for stopping by to take a peek at my artwork!  If you'd like a non-watermarked copy for PERSONAL USE ONLY, please email me!  Do come join us this week--what fabulous project do you have up your sleeve for us?!  I can't wait to see!  Hugs and happy creat{ink}! :)
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5 comments:

  1. AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 10:43 AM

    Wow Mynnette! You are right... I did not know that you did digital art! Such a great use of the sponsor image. It lent to such an elegant look!
    - Shauna

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  2. sandieFebruary 9, 2013 at 11:01 AM

    Wow Mynnette you are a woman of many talents. This is so beautiful and a great way to show off our fabulous sponsor x

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  3. Yvonne GarnerFebruary 9, 2013 at 5:49 PM

    Hi Mynnette! Your project is just gorgeous. I sure would love to learn how to do art like this. Hope you are having a great weekend!

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  4. MarinaFebruary 10, 2013 at 1:31 AM

    Hi Mynette
    Yes those pansies are very pretty and you've really shown them off with your digi art and choice of quote.
    Marina

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  5. Ruth MFebruary 10, 2013 at 6:07 AM

    My goodness, this is SO pretty! There really are no end to your talents Mynnette! Fellow Shakespeare fan here too, that speech of Ophelia's is so tragically beautiful and moving!
    Ruth x

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