Illustration Friday 'Dessert'

It just had to be a fairy cake that I drew didn't it?!
Have you noticed how their name has changed to 'cupcake' over the past few years? Or am I just showing my age? ;o)

Comments

Giggles said…
Love it, so pretty. Great colors!
rachel awes said…
i love your
cup/fairy cake
insight
(adore this
new thought
connection!)
& that big heart
is perfectly placed
in your art
because every inch
is pitter-patter
PRETTY.
la-ha-hove it! xo
Anonymous said…
Jessie, how are you? Wonderful to hear from you. Your painting is gorgeous, I want to hug the fairy cake as much as this girl is. What a beautiful captured moment! LOVE<LOVE<LOVE! The colours you have used also, perfectly beautiful!
I have been on a spiritual mission I think. It mainlt started over my re-incarnation questioning about the painting in the London art galley by Antonello da messina. Has a Christian re-incarnation is not something spoken about and couldn't look into christianity for the answers and there I went off on a youtube adventure which led to many books. I have read more these last few months than in my entire life. Wow, what a journey.
I am so loving it.
Will be back to my art soon after the bathroom's finished. I feel all we do good and bad is eventually good experience as we learn so much from it and not to beat our selfs up about it anymore. Freedom is such a wonderful feeling. Yeah Go Jessie, free and wonderful lady! Yeah go Julie, too!
Loads of love!
Julie
Nicola said…
Hi Jessie, love this so bright and yummy! I really like the crispness (is that a word?) to your work, lovely! :0)
This is gorgeous. I love your style. I prefer the word 'fairy cake' too :)
Kristin Dudish said…
She is beautiful!

I really like your biker below...
I think you do marvelous things with pattern :)
Foxglove said…
I love the way she is looking at the fairy cake. I think fairy cake is absolutely perfect but I agree nearly everyone calls them cupcakes now. When my daughter found out that they use to be called fairy cakes she said 'I love fairy cakes lets make one now!'
Tammie Lee said…
This is so pretty, like all the commenter's are saying. Really you have captured charm and delight in all the features... I had never heard these called fairy cakes...but they are tiny.... so of course. Americans need to be more sensitive to these things. Someday I will have at least one grandchild and I will pass this on.
Julia Christie said…
This is gorgeous Jessie! I love her hair and her fairy cake is perfect! This would make a wonderful birthday card!

Smiles
MrBibleHead said…
Hey jessie! I'm a big fan of your style... you never disappoint. This is no exception... but it is exceptional! Love it!!!
Annette Q said…
That giant fairy cake looks scrumptious! and I'd love hair and a dress to match like her too! Its a great illustration Jessie :-)
Anonymous said…
nice fairy cake:) and i absolutely love her hair..
Shirley said…
Just absolutely beautiful, Jessie! She is adorable.
Carol said…
Beautiful, such a gorgeous face.
I always think of fairy cakes as being small and light and decidedly British whereas cupcakes are big and bold and very American.
Victoria Stitch said…
i love her blue and green and purple hair! very mermaidy!
SKIZO said…
Thank you for sharing
This fabulous work with us
Good creations
shelby healey said…
Lovely work! I really like the leafy patterns and colours. Great blog too! Your photos are making me miss England. I moved away 8 years ago and although I have sunshine I miss the countryside.Thanks for sharing :D I'll be back for more!
Kerri said…
beautiful as always-
today in my local paper there was an article that now mooncakes are the new cupcakes-
Caroline said…
What a delightful illustration! Love the colours! Yes, they were definitely fairy cakes!
noelle said…
I love that!! I think cup cakes is american, i've always called them fairy cakes, much nicer!!! x x

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