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i didn't know about arnold circus until last night. i ran an old taped program on london streets, and there it popped up, in all its round square gorgeousness. tucked away in the east shoreditch area, it is a magical neighbourhood, where sustainability becomes tangible, in its small townish, old time feel, filled in by a contemporary mob. when next in london ...
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... for now, different circus acts, over at helen's. tinyWOOLF must rest now. all this stretching!☻
Watching the wolves at Arnold's Circus looks like a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon! Thanks for the info, Nadine. xo Carole
ReplyDeletedearest Nadine i couldn't help, looking at all your wolves activities, thinking of all your activities (concerning your house renovation i mean), a little bit of symbolism here?
ReplyDeletedoing the almost impossible with that certain 'tinyWOOLF' flair
have a restfull weekend xx
adorable .. and thanks for your lovely email dear nadine. i was very happy about it. i answer next week. here is so much going on at the moment ... have a wonderfull weekend!
ReplyDeleteHello Woolfie! Lovely pic x There's a terrific circus called Giffords which I've seen a few times and one I'd love to see at the Eden Project called No Fit State which is quite wild!
ReplyDeleteo i hate captcha - i'm so not a robot even tho i've got it wrong 3 times now :-(
sorry about the captcha! ;)))
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really a wonderful drawing! I love the colours and the animals (altought I don't like them in a real circus, I feel sorry for them) The drawing looks like a lot of fun! wish you a nice weekend!
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ReplyDeleteI never knew woolfie was so skilled!
That nose stand must be a world first and juggling on a wheel most impressive. Colours are divines and dabbly texture just right.
I think I would like to live in Arnold Circus seems to be a lot of the 'right things' going on.
Helen from Down under and over a little bit to the right or is it left?
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a beautiful drawing, always a pleasure to visit your blog!
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arnold!!!!
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Patrice A.
I was wondering if you were designing the circus acts as metaphors for your own life as you juggle all your various tasks. I bet some days you feel like you're upside down and balancing on your nose and I'm sure you've put out quite a few 'fires' in your lifetime. Haven't we all?!
ReplyDeleteLove this, Nadine: the colors, the pencil strokes---that purplish border design you have going one is esp. cool!
So glad you didn't put clowns in---I do not like clowns---find them strange and scary.
Rest now, tiny wolf>:>)
Oh how talented this creature is. How refined. One of a kind. A brilliant spirit. I am entertained, awed at the skill and practice it must have taken to be this brilliant. I tip my hat to this spectacle of awesomeness. You captured it perfectly Nadine. Love this. *hugs* Norma, xo
ReplyDeleteno idea about the arnold circus, but i love the drawing, and all the careful details. the sustainable neighborhood has me intrigued.
ReplyDeletebtw, I too hate captcha - there should be a law against it! :)
TinyWoolf is full of surprises ; )
ReplyDeletevery lovely drawing so very Nadine style!
I smile smile smile at these tricks! love, sus
ReplyDeleteand poor nose! bise de Paris!
ReplyDeleteSuch distinctive artistry! Funny enough, I've worn much maroon, cream and dove grey this past summer. Thankfully I was able to successfully pull off a very subdued 'traveling sense of performers!'
ReplyDeleteI do love your circus!
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