Some ships and boats are left at harbours. It makes me a bit melancholic.
"John Oxley" (A4)
Little Sadami got in ships and sailed away into an
imagination world. There, kids enjoy exciting adventures and have a secret fun in fairy tales. Probably, that habit still motivates me to illustrate children picture books."John Oxley" (A2)
Let's go for sketching!!
Sail away, sail away...!
Dear friend Sadami,
ReplyDeleteThese ships and harbors really make me dream. The first makes me very, very far, to Neverland. In the second may be able to meet the ghost of Captain Hook. But as you say, these boats left in the ports suggest nostalgia of better times past, and a bit of sadness too. They are splendid works, congratulations!
Hugs and smiles
Dear Friend Carmen,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your deep thoughts, feelings and time with me! Each of us is making a journey and a captain on the earth. Friendship is a lovely port at any time, particularly, ...in storms.
Hugs and smiles,
Sadami
Hola Sadami, si sigues mi blog debes saber que este tema , de las marinas es mi favorito, y tu lo has representado de maravilla, con tu gran dominio del dibujo, me gusta mucho.
ReplyDeletesaludos.
Dear Francés,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'm just a beginner for marine stuff. I always check your blog. You know I already commented on your latest work on a fishing boat, so lovely work.
Keep in touch with me!
Cheers, wink, wink,
Sadami
>>>> Frances wrote
Sadami Hello, if you follow my blog know that this issue, the marine is my favorite, and you have shown your great, your great mastery of drawing, I love.
greetings.
Very nice artworks on your blog, especially liked the ships very much.
ReplyDeleteDear Johannes,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I love your work, too. Your work is heart warming and charming.
Kind regards,
Sadami