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Photo by Carolyn Hietala http://carolynhietalapaintings.blogspot.com/
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"Here's Lookin' at You Babe"
Oil Painting of vintage Shawnee salt & pepper shakers - Sailor Boy & Little Bo Peep - NFS
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A 5x7 Oil Painting I did of.....
my Mother's Graham Thomas English Rose in Hall's China teacup & saucer - Jewel Tea Autumn Leaf pattern - Not For Sale
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"Good Morning Earlybirds" Miniature Oil Painting by Carolyn Hietala 6"x8"
SOLD to a collector in Canada..... Yes I do paint PEOPLE too! ;0)
"Cat Sleeping..... Do NOT Disturb!"
Oil Painting of my cat Charlie napping on vintage feather pillows - Painting SOLD to a collector in USA
"Mommy Cat & Kitten"
Oil Painting of Charlie and his Mom - Painting SOLD to a collector in Indiana
"Death By Chocolate" by Carolyn Hietala
SOLD to art collector in USA - Miniature Oil Painting 2.5"x3.5" ACEO
Catalpa Sphinx Moth Pupa - Miniature Oil Painting 6"x6" by Carolyn Hietala
SOLD to a collector in Virginia to benefit ARK (Area Rehabbers Klub)
KYSEN..... My Little Man
......a very warm heatpad!
"Plum Delicious & Hanky"
4x4 Miniature Oil Painting by Carolyn Hietala... Me! NFS
Detail from an Oil Painting of...
Kysen my Miniature Pinscher at 14 weeks of age. He will always be my baby boy ;0) Painting SOLD to a collector in Canada
The Oldest man of the house has now passed on
..... a gentle soul that always got along with everyone!
"Kysen My Little Man" by Carolyn Hietala
SOLD to art collector in Canada - Miniature Oil Painting
MAGGIE..... a big lovable sweetheart
Always ready with a smile ;0)
Vintage Feather Pillow No.2
SOLD to a collector in South America
Greyboy & Charlie
..... best buds ;0)
Vintage Feather Pillow No.1
SOLD at auction to benefit ARK (Area Rehabbers Klub) of Virginia
2 comments:
magnificent
I love how the autumnal colors are in the bodies of the insects themselves as well as in the leaves... and contrasts so with the green above...magic when the complimentary shades -red, green- are next to each other...and the colors of the leaves form an 'abstract shape' flowing beneath as if a gown (as in their mantis love)
Thanks Kat for noticing the "magic" in these two children of Mother Nature. It's a warm scene that can bring feelings of sadness..... reality is that autumn must come to all. But I feel comforted by seeing the bright light in this photo.... it suggests to me a promise of immortality as the sunlight bathes the mantids.
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