My teabag art for today in watercolor and gouache of a Kookaburra

My teabag art for today was inspired by a Kookaburra that visited our clothes line the other morning.  I love hearing their loud, continuous call.  This was an unused teabag primed with clear gesso and painted with watercolor and gouache.

My seahorse teabag art for the day.

My teabag art for today.  This was a used teabag primed with white gesso and painted with watercolor.  Details added with white gel pen and black ink pen.

This is a drawing of a horse in pastel pencils

This is a drawing of a palomino horse.  It has been drawn on Kraft Card and colored with pastel pencils.  It is a 5X7.  Details added with white gel pen and black permanent ink pen.

My art journal entry for the November Dina Wakley Facebook challenge.

My entry for the Dina Wakley Facebook November challenge to use your favorite Dina products.  The background on this page started off with leftovers pressed onto the background from the Dina "Viney" and "Spaced Dots" stencils from another project.  I added some more circles with the Dina Scribbly Circles stamp set.  I used torn pieces of old gelli plate papers, a honeycomb diecut using Tim Holtz mixed media die and some leftover pieces of burlap.  The bee was colored with my scribble sticks.

My teabag art for today is a young girl walking in a field of wildflowers.

My teabag art for today is a young girl walking in a field of wildflowers.  This was a used teabag primed with white gesso and painted with gouache and watercolor.  Details added with Prisma watercolor pencils, black ink pen and white gel pen.

My teabag art for today is a Swan.

My teabag art for today.  This was an unused teabag primed with clear gesso and painted with watercolor and gouache.  Details added with Prisma watercolor pencils, white gel pen, and black ink pen.

My teabag art for today is another Halloween themed piece

My teabag art for today.  Sorry - had to do another Halloween one.  This was an unused teabag primed with clear gesso.  The circle was painted with acrylics and the rest with gouache and watercolor.  Details added with Prisma watercolor pencils and black permanent ink pen.  The fence die cut was a spellbinders die and the title was from a stamp set by Dimensions Crafts called Scary Words.