I still remember the times when, as a child, he used to take me to the garden.
With all the weight of my 3 years old, a little clumsy, I enjoyed “helping him”, while he progressed with a confident gesture.
I have always had green fingers since.
I am going to miss you.
Rest in peace. Love,
M.S
Happy New Year to all!
I hope you had a beautiful New Year’s Eve.
Christmas now seems a little far away…
Here are some watercolours and more, created at the end of the year. I share with you a few of them:
1. Lady with doggies
A3 watercolour painted for one of my grandmothers, fan of Louis XV’s period, Nicolas Le Floch etc.
As you know, my grandpa passed away in 2013. Cypris, the older dog died last November, so I thought it would be nice to have a painting bringing them all together.
2. My grandparents
Because they made me understand a long time ago that they would like me to draw their portrait.
3. My in-laws
Because they are always teasing each other nicely, to know who is more respectable of the two.
3. The daughter of a couple of friends
I was so overwhelmed last year that I didn’t send anything for the birth of the little one (bouh, shame on me!).
This is made from a template found on Pinterest that I adapted to her first name.
My only merit will have been to cut the details of the frame to the millimeter with my little hands.
May 2018 be creative for you!
Kisses
Malika Smith
Merry Christmas my friends!
Yes, the time when you could flirt with simple braces instead of a smartphone has gone!
Christmas is also the time when we notice these differences between generations… We still do love our grandparents though! (and it’s nice to have a good laugh with them!)
How about you? Have you received “memorable” gifts from your loved ones this year?
Kind regards,
Malika Smith
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