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Alpha Challenge - N is for Nuthatch


The Craft Barn have picked the letter N for this fortnights Alpha Challenge.  My first page (yep, I've done two and both before the deadline!!) is N for Nuthatch...






I'll be back in a tick with page number two...


Comments

  1. A beautiful piece of art. I love the vibrancy of the colours on this.

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  2. Super Nuthatch, we've been having them visit out birdtable recently, they love hanging upsidedown too. BJ

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  3. Super drawing with such detail and lovely colours!

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  4. Beautifully drawn and coloured, love it!
    Val x

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  5. Gorgeous drawing of a very cute little bird. Love it.

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  6. Visiting from The Craft Barn - I love this Laura. Your Nuthatch is so cute :o)

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  7. Beautiful drawing as usual Laura, I wish I could draw like you!

    Cazzy x

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  8. This is drop dead gorgeous Laura, wow did you really draw that yourself? Stunning! Hugs Frea

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  9. Wow beautiful drawing and colouring! It really does look stunning. Claire x

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  10. Gorgeous Laura, we have a nuthatch visit our garden every now and again so I recognised an old friend straight away from the thumbnail shot, Love his cheeky expression and that glint in his eye! MMx

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  11. Amazing drawing, I too recognised the nuthatch from the thumbnail, beautiful birds.

    Sylv xx

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  12. Beautiful drawing, the colours and detail are fab!

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  13. What a gorgeous bird!!
    Thanks for playing
    Izzy

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