Today’s Doodlewash prompt is mittens, and I painted this warm, Christmasy pair. I like mittens better than gloves because they keep my hands warmer.
Hope you are still basking in the magical glow of Christmas, Hanukkah, and winter in general. Have a great weekend!
Here is another arctic animal on our list, the polar bear. I’m sorry to say that they are on the “threatened” list – it would be such a shame to lose these beautiful creatures.
One of the most interesting facts about polar bears is that, unlike all other bear species, they do not den and hibernate over the winter. Other bears hibernate because of lack of food in the winter, but polar bears have access to their favorite foods all year long. The only exception is mother polar bears because they need to keep the babies warm. I’m all for being snuggly warm!
Here is a gift that many of us share – the real meaning of Christmas.
I’m not very good at drawing or painting faces, but hopefully you find it to be okay. Wishing you all a very peaceful, relaxing day, whether or not you celebrate the reason for the season. Merry Christmas!
I don’t bake this type of cookie, but I really enjoy painting pictures of them.
I made this macaron painting for a friend’s birthday recently. She said they looked good enough to eat, so I’m sure that means she liked them. Merry Christmas Eve!
Here is a festive red bow to brighten your day.
Feliz Navidad!
Everything is wrapped and under the tree, awaiting our celebrations in a few days.
We are busy all day on Christmas day, but it is a lot of fun to visit with everyone and just enjoy being together. Today is also the beginning of Hanukkah, so Happy Hanukkah to my Jewish friends!
The tree is finally decorated, and although many of the ornaments are handmade, I have a soft spot for vintage glass ornaments. If they are glittered, that is a plus.
I never realized how fun it is to paint a glitter effect, and the best part is that it doesn’t fall off and get all over the place!
