This is Dolly the Sheep. I drew her for Sunday Sketches then she cloned herself for Mixed Media Monday - how very convenient for a busy weekend!I'm not sure what I feel about cloning. I wonder how the world would cope with two of me for example, though it would of course solve that age-old woman problem of how to be in more than one place at the same time or having two pairs of hands.
Speaking of doubles... I met my twin nieces for the first time today. Ahhhh, I am sooooo broody. They are absolutely gorgeous twin bundles of loveliness. Photos tomorrow....
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hellooo - yes, I found some old video footage today as I brushed the dust off my camera - of my youngest when he was a mere babe and I felt a twinge of something that felt like broodiness :0
ReplyDeleteAmelia.x
This is great! I love her little pink tongue:-)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could clone myself on demand when I have too much to do!
Have a great Sunday
Smiles!
I love Dolly, for a moment she made me think of my Grandpa, he raised sheep and I remember him with the lambs in his arms.
ReplyDeleteOh oh I love her!! She is darling!!!
ReplyDeleteSo very glad I am over my broody days...I can look and just wish my daughters were broody LOL!!
Happy Sunday hon, Sarah
oh i could so use one more of me...just not sure the world is ready for that!!
ReplyDeletei'm taking a break from playing in my studio, making mother's day jewelry and having a blast.
hugs to you!
kelly
Dolly is adorable..And what fun to have twin bundles of joy...Your work is great..I have often wished I could clone myself..one of me would do all the chores and the other would be locked in my shop making jewelry..Talk about the best of both worlds..
ReplyDeleteAfter the weekend I had(wrote about it on my blog)I could have used a clone. Awww twins,a bet they are just adoarble,can't wait to see pictures. I love Dolly!
ReplyDeleteHeh.
ReplyDeleteI love her. I adore sheep!
Did you see the youtube video with the woman saying "Where's Bea?"...So wonderful!
xo
Andrea
Ohh Dolly, she is great, and tiny baby photos, yes please, promise I wont get broody too!!
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nice sketch and thanks for your visit
ReplyDeleteDolly is adorable!! Up in the air about cloning but I wouldn't want two of me running around. There are enough nut jobs in this world...lol!
ReplyDeleteimagine a clone of ourselves doing this in an alternate world! yikes!
ReplyDeletelol
cute sketch! i miss my pencils....must get back into the 'art' thing!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
Thanks for your visit today! I didn't realize I was following you until I looked over at the follower box - wow, I follow so many blogs I loose track! Anyway, I LOVE your Dolly - so glad you didn't do the shell, then we wouldn't have her sweet face to look at, she's adorable! What a story eh? Love your musings on cloning, what a dilema, there's an old fictional story of a Mom who was cloned and it's very sweet, too long to go into here, but mabye I'll post it.....someday!
ReplyDeleteHappy SS! Susan
Dolly is great, and yes! imagine another set of hands on a busy weekend of running here and there....wouldn't that be nice.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday night, Heather
I'm not sure what I feel about cloning either, but I adore Dolly! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, beautiful image.
ReplyDeleteYour sheep is great!
ReplyDeletehaha, what a fun and creative contribution!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative Lisa.
ReplyDeleteWonderful sheep. Love it.
Wonderful sketch, your sheep is great!
ReplyDeleteshe's a cutie!
ReplyDeleteFantastic sketch and fun take on this weeks theme.
ReplyDeleteThose babies are precious! And who would've thought of Dolly the Sheep. Brilliant! And a great sketch too. Take a bow.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!!! ~Sharon
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Wonderful piece and take on the theme, Kristin xo
ReplyDeleteDolly is adorable....great piece!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your cloned Dolly and your fun story :))
ReplyDeleteLinda
Now this is a fantastic piece of outside the box thinking. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteawww, how sweet is Dolly!
ReplyDeletecloning scares me a bit, you get into the whole discussion whether the clone has a 'soul' or not.
Of course if you were to clone George Clooney or some other attractive male, it may not be so bad, lol!
I saw the photo of your sweet nieces, oh my gosh, what bundles of joy they are!
thanks for stopping by my blog! ( I answered your question about the red smudge in my own goofball way, lol!)
xoxo
betty
Baarilliant Sheep - I love sheep - such mad creatures
ReplyDeleteWe raised sheep when I was a kid...have to agree with Fiona! Mad creatures, but delightfully so!
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Clever, Lisa - using Dolly the sheep - and your representation of her is fabulous! Diane
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