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My kids and I love to play a game called "I've got no strings to hold me down," of course inspired by Pinocchio himself. When I saw that IF's prompt this week was "strings," I felt compelled to do something with a marrionette. And since my eldest daughter has a talent show coming up soon, I thought I'd tie that in as well.
Very nice! Love the marionette and the crowd!
ReplyDeleteI agree, I also love the marionette and the faces on the crowd. Lovely colors throughout, very nicely done, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I too love the expressions on the crowd.
ReplyDeleteand it all works brilliantly.
ReplyDeleteA whole little story in one little, happy illustration. Love the puppet. Raggedy Anne, by any chance?
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute and such a wonderful play on the word. Very nice illustration Michelle!!! Everything works here. I love how you made the audience all one color. Very smart. Great job you did girly!
ReplyDeleteI love how the marionette becomes the main character facing the viewer, but hiding from the crowd in her little corner. There is a sense of anticipation. Something is about to happen...and that marionette seems to be all knowing. Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThe marionette is so fun! Love the hair. Great patterns in this piece.
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