Toys, Joys, Baby And Moon, Lavender Border
by Nancy Lee Moran
Title
Toys, Joys, Baby And Moon, Lavender Border
Artist
Nancy Lee Moran
Medium
Drawing - Colored Pencil Drawing
Description
This art arose from my Whispering Daydreams Collection, a Toile de Jouy as seen on Spoonflower:
http://www.spoonflower.com/collections/88338.
See it, too, on my blog page: http://nancyleemoran.com/blog/?p=795
Nissi, a baby fairy with rabbit ears, also appears on fabric and wallpaper on Spoonflower. For children and baby nursery, it is a collaboration with bbflockling, who created the original dolls. Minuet is the name of the loving moon, who is shown in this art as a father and as a mother.
For this "Imaginative Realism" art, I used Photoshop in 2016 to add color to my original colored-pencil drawing. I also used Photoshop to create the lavender-gray border, using my hand-drawn lattice from Whispering Daydreams.
Fine Art America watermark will NOT appear on purchased artwork.
Copyright Notice: This image does not belong to the public domain. It may be licensed by asking permission, nancylee@nancyleemoran.com. All artwork in the Moran portfolio is copyrighted and owned by the artist, Nancy Lee Moran. All rights reserved.
The Story of "Minuet and Nissi"
Here is story of "Minuet and Nissi" as shown on my hand-drawn "Whispering Daydreams" fabric.
Once Upon A Time, two babies were born, one at night, one in the morn.
Minuet was a New Moon; Nissi, a human child.
Once only, a Golden Hour allowed Nissi to follow her daydreams all the way to the stars, on dragonfly wings.
Minuet spotted Nissi and tinkled nursery bells to lure the baby near.
When Nissi came to rest upon the moon, Minuet went into orbit to put the bunny-child asleep, humming a lullaby while moon clouds tucked in baby's small feet.
See more:
Rose BBflockling's story and pictures are on her blog page.
http://elvenslippers.blogspot.com/2010/11/minuet-and-nissi.html
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July 23rd, 2016
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Comments (2)
Piggy
Nice traditional feel to this Nancy, featured in "Art for the nursery wall". L/f
Nancy Lee Moran replied:
I'm grateful for the "feature" and have enjoyed seeing the art of group members. :-)