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A STICKY TIME OF FUN!

WHIPPED + STICKY PEANUT BUTTER
4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel
8" square archival white matte, glass + gold leaf frame
SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR

Even though the Contessa (she has her head in the 
skies for now) and myself are back in a Cold War, I had 
to get back into flinging of frosting for very good reason. 
No, not to eat.... but to celebrate tomorrow's event.

I'm the entertainment at a Wine, Potluck + Art Party 
hosted by my friend, Cathy. We coordinated a successful 
one last year and was asked to return. So tomorrow I'm 
bringing the dessert and you guessed it - cupcakes! 
But we're going to paint them first. Such fun!
  
Oh, this cupcake was from Cupcakeology in 
Albuquerque - peanut butter! Isn't the tiny slice 
of pie on top the cupcake amazing?


Comments

  1. I find the glistening swirls of frosting to be amazing, beautiful Susan!

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  2. you've presented this as being so light and fluffy, wonderfully done

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  3. Looking good...and delicious! Also I am so happy you like my Cupcake silk painted scarf! It was fun and freeing...not like the tension I deal with in my usual painting.

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  4. Now I'm hungry! LOL! Great paintings!

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  5. Mm gorgeous colour mix in the frosting, beautiful!

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