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Thursday, April 08, 2010

awnings

Locust Valley, NY - J.Mclaughlin shop, pve design illustration
Candy striped awnings add a sizzle to a village shop.
Sunny Richmond, VA - J.McLaughlin shop, pve design illustration
Sunny striped awnings make me smile.
Boston, MA. - J.McLaughlin shop, pve design illustration
Canvas stripes in french blue remind me of the shops in France.
Do you love striped awnings as much as I do?
What color would your band of stripes be?
Thank-you to J.McLaughlin for being a sponsor, I love knowing that I illustrated the first three shops and now they have over 40 shops. More shops to sketch are on my drawing board. I truly never get bored with my work!

25 comments:

  1. Oh, fun question! (And what wonderful drawings!!) Hum, can they be changed with the season? Turquoise and White for summer and Gray and White for winter.
    Janell

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  2. Love awnings. Deep cobalt and cream. I would love that on my atelier someday!

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  3. Iwould like Black and white for my anwings, because my friends coming through the door would be my splash of color. xo

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  4. I love green and white as my awning. It's bright, cheery and has a touch a class.
    LOVE these illustrations! :)

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  5. I'm drawn to the French blue and white-but would have to say black and white for my home. I'm feeling very spring-into-summer here. Have I mentioned how lucky McLaughlin is to have you as their illustrator?

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  6. I love striped awnings - it's such a shame they don't suit our house! Love your divine drawings. Leigh

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  7. Your sketches are always so lovely. How much do you charge for your renderings?

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  8. j'adore all striped awnings, but i'm partial to a hunter green colored stripe, myself.

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  9. Love awnings....our rental here has yellow and white but I'm either a green and white or black and white kind of girl.

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  10. I am a total freak for awnings, especially black ones. When driving down the road someone may say, "Hey, look at the fabulous tree!" but I miss it. Why? I am looking at awnings.

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  11. Nicely done! My very favorite trench, in nantucket red, is from McLaughlin. Love!

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  12. I think my awning would be orange and white or green and white. Maybe orange,green and white? These are so much fun.

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  13. I do like awnings. When we stayed at the Greenbrier last fall, one of their little restaurants featured pink and white awnings - so festive!

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  14. the shop on Providence Road here in Charlotte is in an adorable craftsman cottage... let me know when you sketch! I'd love to buy a copy of it :)

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  15. ooo, and I'm in the midst of putting a black & white awning over my patio...

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  16. I love them! You have such a gift to make an illustration, watercolour; basically whatever you envision you can recreate in a beautiful way. Lucky dog.

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  17. These illustrations are so nice! My favorite awnings are the red and white ones. They remind me of old-fashioned candy shops.

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  18. I do so love your illustrations and I'm looking forward to seeing what you do for the fundraiser for A Place to Bark.
    xxoo

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  19. Love these fun illustrations! ...and the awnings make me smile, too. Black and white is my favorite.
    ~Dana

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  20. Thanks for the direction, PvE... found it and it's so cute!

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  21. WOW - LOVE THESE DRAWINGS! So charming - and the French stripe shade had me at hello.

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  22. I love love love the one you did for the new shop in Winston-Salem. Just got a mailing about it. Sooo cute. I bet you could fill up a whole sketchbook in Reynolda Village. Its so charming!
    -Viive @ Dovecote Decor

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  23. You know I love those J. McL illustrations to death...XXOO

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  24. Is there any way to purchase these illustrations? I'd like one of them in a larger PDF version if possible!

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