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THE ART OF PENNY PARKER: TOP 7 FAVORITES (no particular order):
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gypsykate says:
1. Penny Parker Lilac Delight by MOMYKITTY - dark exotic borders and font as well as the rich blends of purples and blues enabled momykitty to make her own captivating oriental art out of penny parker's painting.
2. PennyParkerHerons by TAURUSLADY - a beautiful masterpiece of layer and color blending; the resulting depths make this painting more interesting; it is such a special composition.
3. Nature by FERRO - an excellent example of a perfect scrap done so cleverly by utilizing elements and colors from the chosen painting. there is so much beauty and harmony in this scrap, the framing created is outstanding.
4. Dreamland by SNUG - this page is a beautiful exhibition of what makes penny parker an excellent artist - several of her artworks are beautifully composed and a special fairytale unfolds in this page - the imagination of penny parker meets snug's and magic bursts forth in this absolutely delightful scrap.
5. The Art of Penny Parker by BBB - an enchanting dream fantasy scrap, the original image is distorted to make the winged horses more majestic creatures that take us to the imaginary wonderland beyond the stars. i love how this scrap fires up my imagination.
6. The Art of Penny Parker 2 by Y2BONNIE - this painting is beautiful and it has been scrapped in a way to heighten the experience of visual delight. special frames and embellishments are made from the image and there is perfect harmony in colors and in how everything is put together.
7. The art of penny parker by EDWIN21 - the vastness of the great outdoors shown in this painting is enriched with simple embellishments that bring more life to this scenery and heighten the feeling of open space and freedom. it makes me think of a wonderful world just before sunrise when light and life creeps into the earth. this page moves and breathes.
Jan 7, 2008
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momykitty says:
you are very talented in your comments so precise and explicative
you'r really precious for so many reasons
cath
Jan 7, 2008
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