Monthly Archives: January 2015

Cutie-Pie Doodles

Posted on January 18, 2015 by Lorraine Young

I like to doodle, and sometimes my doodling makes me smile and these make me smile. I think these “Cutie Pies” will make cute greeting cards. And – I’ve been asked to use them as illustrations for a lovely little children’s … Continue reading →

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“Sleigh Ride on the Avenue” pastel painting

Posted on January 12, 2015 by Lorraine Young

There is something magical about a winter sleigh ride, even when it’s in the middle of of a bustling city just before Christmas, instead of on an idyllic country road. Thanks to Edmonton’s Old Strathcona-Whyte Avenue and to Longriders , for the opportunity … Continue reading →

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New Word for 2015 and a “selfie” pastel self-portrait

Posted on January 4, 2015 by Lorraine Young

I managed to finish my 2nd Annual New Year’s Eve self-portrait on time! (At least, I’m sure it was still 2014 somewhere in the world by the time I signed it and took it off the easel!) I haven’t … Continue reading →