Tuesday, 7 October 2008

Suzi Blu Workshop - Roisin


Well I've finished my 4th painting...she's waxed and polished.

I've called her Roisin; I found out the name is pronounced Ro-sheen when we had a delightful student with that name in the Foundation Unit where I taught.

Its an Irish name meaning Little Rose.

I'm happy with her face now. She looks a bit ghostly in this picture - but in real life her complexion is a warmer colour.


28 comments:

Unknown said...

She is really pretty! I love what you did with the background as well!

Donna Gotlib said...

I think she turned out beautifully. I like the way that you incorporated her name in the painting.

Anonymous said...

As the song says - isn't she lovely. You are so clever Linda. Can't wwait to see your next painting ....

Jaqi said...

How wonderful, Oh what a fine artist you are becoming, shes got a lovely face, you are so lucky to be able to capture facial images like that, Im only good with stick men. Everything about it is lovely, Jaqi x

Jackie said...

I love tha name and the piece. A great combination.
So sorry I haven't visited for a while..I've been very busy so now I'm doing a whistle stop tour of all the blogs I read!

Carol said...

She is stunning! Well done you.

Crissi Harvey said...

oh wow shes beautiful and lucky you doing a suzi Blu workshop

Heather Robinson said...

Oh Linda! She is simply beautiful...right down to her name. I love the richness that you've created and the look of quiet contemplation on her face. You are excelling at this course my talented friend!

Chris said...

Oh Linda she truly is a little Rose too. You are doing such an amazing job with your artwork, I love it so much :)
hugs
Chris xx

jay670120 said...

lovely piece of work , bumped into your Blog off fiskarettes link x

Mary S. Hunt said...

she is beautiful
i like the piece a LOT!

Mescrap said...

She so pretty !! Love this beautiful piece.

*jean* said...

ooo Linda, she's lovely, just lovely!!!

Julie Allain said...

WOW Linda I love this !!!

Anonymous said...

Hello Linda
I Love this painting she has a Irish look about her .Here name really suits her .You art is amazing you are so talented .
Love from sesga xx

Rosie said...

Yes she DOES have an Irish look - perhaps it's the red hair with all the green? She's fabulous and I hope you're VERY proud of her, because you should be!! Funnily enough one of my daughters calls me "Roisin" ....

Chriss Rollins said...

fantastic Linda, be proud be very very proud.
you are amazingly talented.
chriss x

Jo said...

Aww, Linda. She's beautiful. Suzi Blu has really unlocked a magical talent.... wonderful!!
Hugs Jo x

Dot said...

Oh Linda - she is beautiful! Her eyes look lovely and I love her name too. Your art is developing more and more each day.

Anonymous said...

Simply beautiful Linda. Your blog is a constant source of beauty and inspiration. xx Karen

pammyjo said...

This is a very beautiful piece. You are a quick learner. Thanks for sharing.

Viola said...

Great work, Linda! Sooo beautiful!

Jennifer Williams said...

This is just lovely! I really like how your own style is showing through.

Lorraine said...

the colours that you have used go really well with her irish name. Very expressive face..wonderful..thanks for your nice comment on my blog

Sandy..... said...

Boy you are on a roll! I wish I had half your energy!

I've been tagged for the very first time, and I was double tagged at that! (see my blog for details). Tag! You're it!

By the way, I had decided who to tag before I had seen on your blog that YOU had already been recently tagged. Sorry about that.... but hey!! I got it twice, too! :)

purplecat said...

Hi Linda, I found your blog through Sandy's, Looks like everyone is tagging everyone else!!

Cat said...

You are so multi-talented!
Ro-sheen is beautiful!

Mandy Chilvers said...

fabulous work Linda. looks like a great workshop

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