September Recap

 

I am feeling sort of discombobulated. Fuddled. Rattled. With my missing September posts. Still hoping they will return. (Server issues)

I thought I would recap, mostly for myself, but also for visitors new to the blog.

September was a prolific month for me. Thanks to Leslie Saeta and her 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge. Hundreds of artists took part, painting and posting their work each day.

A quick look at my daily paintings. All were done in watercolor. Most of them on Yupo, but a couple were on paper. I am so happy with the work I produced this month.

 

30 Sunflowers in 30 days. © 2015 Sheila Delgado. sheiladelgado.com

30 Sunflowers in 30 days. © 2015 Sheila Delgado

 

My favorites from the month. Most of these were happy accidents.

My favorites. © 2015 Sheila Delgado. sheiladelgado.com

My favorites. © 2015 Sheila Delgado

My good friend and fellow artist Cindy Williams shared her top ten list of my paintings, take a peek. We agreed on many of them! I had so much fun painting sunflowers. I painted on scraps, and gave them away as bookmarks to my followers.

 

Bookmark Giveaways. © 2015 Sheila Delgado. sheiladelgado.com

Bookmark Giveaways.

 

 

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You can visit my Pinterest gallery to see fabulous art by the artists that participated. I looked again today, and I just love the work that was produced by everyone!

I just finished a large canvas for a friend, I will share that with you tomorrow.

Happy creative Monday to you!

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2 thoughts on “September Recap

  1. Corinna

    Hi Sheila,
    Would it be ok if I posted a picture of some of your sunflowers on my blog for my 27 Feb entry? I enjoyed seeing your daily sunflower paintings and did some in felt! Love to look all around for ideas and this was the perfect place!

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    1. Sheila Post author

      What an honor Corinna 🙂 Of course you may! I love what you have been doing this month with your felting! Thank you :”>

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