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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 6:24 pm   Post subject: Anyone Paint?


Here are a few of the things that i like to paint
Old World Santa

Santa Clause and next to it is a Candy Box

My Skeleton



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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 6:31 pm   Post subject:


Found a couple more

My Witch.

Kids stackable dresser


And a couple ornaments

and this one



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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 6:55 pm   Post subject:


Great stuff Penny. I like your skeleton...you don't see too many happy ones!

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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 9:09 pm   Post subject:


I do like the old world Santa, makes a change from the traditional cartoony Santa. Good work Penny, you're talented.


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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 9:10 pm   Post subject:


Those are great Penny, i really liked that stackable childrens dresser,, now that is cool. would you mind if i had my husband copy the idea? I do an art form called rosemåling, its an norwegian folk art. unfortunatly i don't have nothing here yet, because i give them all away to the family everytime they give me a bowl i like,, but i do plan on painting during the darktime here. but here is a link that so you can see what i do,, the chest that you have in the pics, i can see with the rosemåling on,,,,hmmm.

http://www.rosemaling.com/

its the only one i could find in english, but this is what i am learning to do....


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 2:30 am   Post subject:


How amazing Biita,

This is extreemly similar to a particular Frisian artwork well known in our country. It is called Hindelooper kunst. One particular type of Hindelooper kunst is called "the Telemark style". This looks even more like Rosmåling.
Both art styles are very beautiful.
The Hindelooper kunst is done in the tiny costal village of Hindeloopen. A really picturesque village.
have a look: http://www.meinevisser.nl/EN/

How amazing to come across someone that knows this style too. It makes one wonder about a Norwegian presence in Nederland in the past.[/i]


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 2:36 am   Post subject: Wow Penny.........


I like santa and I like the stackables.

I cant even do finger paints..i use the wrong finger..Ha ha ha

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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:42 am   Post subject:


Sjoerd wrote:
One particular type of Hindelooper kunst is called "the Telemark style". This looks even more like Rosmåling.
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It makes one wonder about a Norwegian presence in Nederland in the past.[/i]


Telemark is a county in southern Norway. As for Norwegians and Dutch mingling, well, we've always done that! We're both on the coast, and we're very similar in how we think and act too. Apart from the Danes, I think the Dutch are the Europeans we have the most in common with. I've got two cousins living in Holland, and I do not know how many Dutch we've got in my area alone.


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:43 am   Post subject:


Penny, you have a lively brush! I loved the candy box and the dresser. Please share more!


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 2:01 pm   Post subject: Paint?


Oh boy do I paint, if it does not co-ordinate with my home exterior or interior it get's painted!(even furniture) here are just a few things I've painted statues were either plain concrete, white plaster or gray/green resin:















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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 2:21 pm   Post subject:


Just what droopy said, i was going to post that also,, if i'm not mistaken the Rosemåling originated in Telemark.. at least that is what i have read. As far as Dutch living on this island we have a whole community of Dutch right on the other side of the mountain, and we have a camp ground here on the farm, an every summer between the germans an the dutch that is the bulk of our tourist who come to stay. They love it here, an stop an say they will stay one night, an end up staying 5. So this is a very much loved island by the Dutch. an the link is very good, i have to study it more because i seen i few things i would like to try,,lol.

Penny i showed my husband the chest an after twisting his arm he is going to try to make one for me. so thank you for the pic of that. Also i love the kitchen witch,, that is way to cute,,,actually its all so nice.

And SusieQ,, those are awesome pics also, thank you for sharing those.


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 7:21 pm   Post subject:


Wow, Penny and SusieQ! Very Happy You both do really lovely work!

I used to do a good deal of painting, too. I really enjoyed it and painted
lots of things as gifts and decorative items for around our home.

But, Rolling Eyes after several years of painting tin jewelry for a local shop owner,
and doing free-lance murals and painted furniture for clients,
I guess that I sort of burnt out, Sad I hope that the interest rekindles one day.


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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 7:29 pm   Post subject:


You all's stuff is great. I love the Grinch and old timey Santas are a favorite. I love to paint. It comes in handy for so much. Very Happy


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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 1:00 am   Post subject:


Well, I had no idea that there were so many Dutch people up that way...as campers or inhabitants.
What is the attraction do you think, the art or the camping? Wink heh heh heh.
Droopy, you mentioned that Norwegians had something in common with the Danes...I can tell you that when we went to Denmark for a few weeks, we found that the Danes were a bit like us too. Interesting, isn't it? I liked it there.
There are a few other websites featuring Hindeloopen artwork on the internet; but of course, the best thing to do is come and see it for yourself. Laughing


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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 11:23 am   Post subject:


Wow, SusieQ, you do lovely brushwork too! I can't paint, even though I try.

Sjoerd, the attraction is space, rivers and mountains. I do appreciate Hindeloopen artwork, I've looked up more sites too.


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