Watercolours With Life: What Is It ? Second image and Clue!

Sunday, 4 December 2011

What Is It ? Second image and Clue!

What is it ? Clue 2.

This surely is easier now to guess what it may be?

Or maybe not!

I have been in fits laughing at some of the suggestions that have flown my way since I posted an image earlier today on my blog and asked you to guess what it was.

This is not a Christmas pudding,or start of a painting of a mince pie or Christmas cake but there must be some very hungry readers of my posts as most of the suggestions have been related to food!

First stage and clue.

Gill Fox however was very quick as she guessed immediately what it could be,way to go Gill!

I will add the finished painting and a photograph of what this really is on my blog tomorrow,

It is a fun painting and has raised quite a few smiles today!

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5 comments:

corinne60 said...: un renne déguisé en père noel!
un lutin!
le père noel lui-même!; 4 December 2011 at 13:25
Roy Simmons said...: ...at the moment it has something of a Francis Bacon look! But I am sure it will turn out to be something nice...; 4 December 2011 at 14:17
jill polsby said...: "I know, I know"' says the little girl from California. "I know but I won't tell and wreck it for everybody". How did you decide on that finished product with just that bit of a start? Waiting to see the rest of my children's favorite thing emerge......tantalizing; 4 December 2011 at 22:47
jill polsby said...: "I know, I know"' says the little girl from California. "I know but I won't tell and wreck it for everybody". How did you decide on that finished product with just that bit of a start? Waiting to see the rest of my children's favorite thing emerge......tantalizing; 4 December 2011 at 22:48
Marie Theron said...: It is an elf, Jean! I see the whole little person!; 5 December 2011 at 09:43

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