Color Study Painting on Board handsewn doll " On the bottom of

" On the bottom of each of their pieces also appears the species of the particular mushroom represented--in this case the first of the two words is a bit difficult to read because of a tiny chip in the glaze at the end of the first word but it looks like "Naucana Christinae"--and I must say is quite a lovely species

I especially love the man and woman at either end

embodying painstaking labor

I wonder who decided that the world needed green candles in the shapes of asparagus and broccoli… but aren't we glad that they did

line weight and density

Color Study Painting on Board handsewn doll " On the bottom ofI'd guess this color wheel was completed by an art student as part of a color theory class and just beautifully executed, I can't imagine that it didn't earn them an A++. Below the large painted color wheel (with initials of colors in pencil around its perimeter) are three smaller wheels highlighting examples of complementary, monochromatic, and analogous color groups. Definitely worthy of framing and hanging! Executed on sturdy cardstock board, and