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SQUIGGLES + A HOLE - 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 pastel

SQUIGGLES + A HOLE
4 1/2" x 4 1/2" pastel
8" square archival white matt, glass + gold frame
 SOLD- PRIVATE COLLECTOR

S .W.O. O. S. H . . . . !
(That's the sound of the donut flying through the air.)

Can Kelley catch or will it splat?

And what will that girl toss back at me? 
Check it out here.

See . . . I have a pattern going on here . . .  holes.
And so much goes with them!


Comments

  1. Good one, Susan! Looks yummy ..... breakfast?

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  2. I see a pattern! - CHOCOLATE! What girl doesn't love that? Love the squiggles - and I CAUGHT it and will TOSS it on Monday, girllllll.....

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  3. These doughnut paintings are so great Susan. The colors you have incorporated into the glaze!! Yum.

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  4. The glaze is the yummiest to eat too Carol.
    Linda it was a late-night treat. Now I'm hungry.
    And you're so right Kelley - choco-late!

    Thanks everyone and for the catch Kelley - waiting for the throwback on Monday girl:)

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