I am an old movie tragic so, of course, I have seen Veronica Lake on film. Her face was Googled and all the other bits and pieces, including the fabulous gold gown, are by Irene Alexeeva at Scraporchard.
Nicely done, Marie! I always wondered how she was able to walk around with that gorgeous hair covering one eye in some of the pictures I've seen of her. She was beautiful! You've done her proud!
Beautiful. I am trying to learn to do all these great computer creations. Only been into art for about 4 years and blogging has been one of my greatest teachers. I love your previous post and the card. I do all of my own greeting cards. Watercolor or acrylics. Blessings QMM
Ohhh, Marie! You pushed memories of my Dad to the forefront. When I was younger, I wore my hair with a sidebang and My Beloved Dad called me "Veronica Lake"!!! Made me smile today!!! Hugs, Terri xoxo
Oh My, You really captured Veronica in her glamor days. BEAUTIFUL. Love all the gold. Thanks for joining the 52 Starlet Art Challenge.
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Nicely done, Marie! I always wondered how she was able to walk around with that gorgeous hair covering one eye in some of the pictures I've seen of her. She was beautiful! You've done her proud!
ReplyDeleteWow. She radiates class when she's dressed so richly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I am trying to learn to do all these great computer creations. Only been into art for about 4 years and blogging has been one of my greatest teachers. I love your previous post and the card. I do all of my own greeting cards. Watercolor or acrylics. Blessings
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WOW! This is elegant and classy. Love all the bling. Beautiful, Marie!
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Well this is just stupendous...what a glorious babe you have created...love all the glitter excellent!!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, Marie! You pushed memories of my Dad to the forefront. When I was younger, I wore my hair with a sidebang and My Beloved Dad called me "Veronica Lake"!!! Made me smile today!!! Hugs, Terri xoxo
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