What seems like weeks ago,Ms Terri Kahrs offered the above freebie to her friends. I have been waiting for a chance to use it ever since. My impatience level must have been high because I now see that it was posted on her blog less than a week ago.Everyone with experience of babies and toddlers knows that their output of dribble far outweighs their size so the picture caused the idea to take shape in my weird brain.
So it's a big thankyou to Terri. The image has been coloured and altered a little. The umbrella, boots and frog are from Kay Hadfield and the background is by Fiddlette.
Marie, this is absolutely delightful and quite charming. Your right on when it comes to the little ones. I love your interpretation of this theme!!!! It would make a great cover design for a childrens book.
ReplyDeleteWhahaaaa. And that umbrella finishes it entirely Marie !!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me when I was 8 years old an had my first blockflute lesson ! LOL.
I didn't know where al that spittle came from .
Oh my...i have to laugh with this !!!
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What a brilliant take on this Theme !! You have to scan it !!
You have created a jaw dropper for sure Marie. Your interpretation is way outside the box, it's a corker, it's scrumptious, and just look at those Wellington Boots! Loud applause from my corner.
ReplyDeleteoh this is one of my all time favs Marie!!! the colours ...the layouts...stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteyou have outdone yourself!!!
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Diana
A very clever use of that image Marie-wonderful coloring! A totally unique way of interpreting the 'water' theme!
ReplyDeletepriceless! love your little musician!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, Marie. I loved the freebie, but only you would have the quirky insight to use it so delightfully! Take a bow, my friend. This one is special!
ReplyDeleteMerciful heavens, what a sweet piece, Marie! I laughed out loud, that's first class art! That little toddler is great and you certainly have used him to good purpose. Love your artwork, no doubt about it! LynnF
ReplyDeleteThat is so clever, Marie, scrumptious colours!
ReplyDeleteO K, You get 5 big smiles for this fantastic piece!
ReplyDeleteThis one brought a smile to my face! I love it.
ReplyDeleteSo darling, Marie. I really like the "juice" coming out of the instrument. I was always horrified to see the trumpet players (my daughter and my granddaughter, for instance) had little white hankies to drain the spit out onto during a performance.
ReplyDeleteYour new creation is so full of joy! It makes me happy just to gaze upon it! Blessings to you this week Marie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece! ....and I SO know what you are talking about, got my own personal drooler over here, lol. Thankfully he's getting better ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the scene, reminds me of when I was in band!
Oh no how lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo darli idea and your work is incredible. Love them.
What a fun display of water...love it, Marie!
ReplyDeleteIngenious, Marie! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is great, love it!
ReplyDeletethis is hilarious!! i could look at it all day long!! clever, unique, funny!!
ReplyDeleteMarie - this is so entertaining!!! Love your take on the challenge.. and your painting skills are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat's really funny! It would make a great greetings card. What a riot!
ReplyDeletefantastic!!! love his boots!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty with that adorable freebie, Marie! It's real fun.
ReplyDelete:D How funny, great quote... I love the colours, you've used.
ReplyDeleteHow fun--you are so creative--I saw that image on Terri's site too--I would of never thought of this--I love it!
ReplyDeleteYour point of view for this challenge is quite surprising - and the outcome is a beautiful and original and funny piece!
ReplyDeletepriceless Marie so wonderful and full of humor
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so funny!!
ReplyDeleteApparently we both needed a laugh this week, and I certainly got mine here! I love the colors too, Marie.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh, Marie! You've got my day off to a wonderful start. I'm wearing a huge smile and am thrilled that you've used my little guy so brilliantly. It's talented artsits like you that make my images come to life and make my heart sing! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteA wonderful and funny artwork! I love it!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Love this creation - cheers!
ReplyDeleteFatastic, one of my favorite!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's really amazing!!!
Such an lovely creation, Marie! Beautifully presented!
ReplyDeleteOhh what a lovely piece!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Marie, I really like your image today. Being a mom of 2 three year olds..your saying take on a how other subject "south" of drool..LOL Thanks for sharing. I hope to be a little more creative with next weeks challenge ;)
ReplyDeletePriscilla
This is so sweet, and fun, and clever :)
ReplyDeleteOMG Marie, you've done it again :) Your creativity never stops amazing me :) This is just wonderful, the composition, the colours, the wonderful idea, Take a bow cause I'm applauding you :)
ReplyDeleteLinda
I love those wellies!! Great, fun, colourful piece - thanks for the laugh.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea in your image, funny and sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece, really enjoyed seeing it.
ReplyDeleteDebby
totally awesome...love the colours, and it really hits home...glad i'm not nearby...although I didn't do too well with the cereal this morning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece of just love it Gaye
ReplyDeleteThis made me smile !! What a lovely piece, you really outdid urself, again ! You never cease to amaze me ;)
ReplyDeleteStupendous Marie!!!! I used to play the flute and so I discovered that it's not only babies and toddlers who dribble :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous piece of work!
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This is so wonderful, and so funny! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, creative, and a great idea Marie!
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