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Amanda in Pink Handmade Rag Doll

Published on December 10, 2010 in Art by black women, Art Sale, Children, Originals, Rag Doll and Therapy dolls. 0 Comments

Amanda in Pink Handmade Rag Doll

Plush Rag Doll stats:  SOLD
30 inches long,
Long blond hair made of soft yarn,
Painted large brown eyes with long lashes, soft blue shadow and pink cheeks,
Pink dress, white bloomers with lace,
Little pink lace up slippers
Adorned in adorableness

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One Prayer – Child in Clay

Published on September 23, 2010 in Art, Art by black women, Black Children, Children, Crafts, Experimental design and Originals. 2 Comments

I love clay especially when I can hand form something. I don’t have tools for clay work so I’m a bit limited. I still enjoy it but right now I’m uncertain how to proceed with this clay piece. I want to decrease the size of her nose and paint her either solid pearl or solid black. I’d like to give her a few more facial features as well. I guess what I’m concerned about is messing her up. I’m so new at this that I worry I’ll just jack her up so I suppose for awhile she’ll sit this way on my table.

Petunia

Published on August 2, 2010 in Art, Art by black women, Black Children, Children, Flowers, Innocence Gallery, Sketchbook diary and Sunflowers. 0 Comments

There’s a little egg shaped child, with big brown eyes, dressed in purple, standing by sunflowers. She calls herself Petunia.

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Spring of Youth in watercolor

Published on July 11, 2010 in Art, Art by black women, Art Sale, Children, Originals, Paintings and Sunflowers. 0 Comments

Spring of Youth was created on watercolor paper with ink, crayola crayons and crayola markers. In addition to the stated media there are small details completed in pigmented glue.

The painting shows a little girl with big blue river like eyes walking through a field/forest while carrying and infant. There are two huge full sunflowers, small vines and small daisy flowers around her. She has a tree growing from her black hair and her arms are made of wood, her clothes made of sack cloth.

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Rainbows and Daydreams

Published on July 8, 2010 in Art, Art by black women, Black Children, Children, Fantasy, Originals, Paintings and Sketchbook diary. 0 Comments

Rainbows and Daydreams is a painting from my sketchbook that shows a little black girl dreaming amongst the flowers.

Media: Crayola crayons, Crayola markers on 6×9 sketchbook paper. Minor digital corrections.
Art by: F. Magdalene Austin

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