great drawing Cindy, really refreshing to see your work again, give your bro a smooch on the forehead and big hugs to you

Very Nice DBA. Sure does look like a beautiful day.

It's beautiful and touching.

This could be my little boy too =) It's a beautiful piece full of detail...I'm sending prayers along with you both to Austin ^j^

(just to clarify... this is my little cousin, Cole... it is my youngest brother, Clint Cole (who is 38, State Trooper) that has cancer and who I am going to Austin to be with today. Thank you so much for your kind words and your prayers. I'll be looking forward to coming back and finishing this.

Lovely pic!! Can't wait for you to finish this one!

It's like Opie Taylor walkin down the path to the 'ol fishin hole...... 'cept he forgot his pole.

Wow, this is amazing! Good job!

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sooo great,.....colors are like amazing, textures.....woot nice nice

I so love this. I used to live somewhere like that and miss it. :)

That's amazing! Awesome work!

When I close my eyes after looking at this I'm actually there, hope your bro does ok.

I had one of those brain frts where I'd comment on a picture in my head and think I commented on the pic.

I hope things have been better with Clint, I know how important your brothers are to you. Love and hugs to you Cindy. This is a beautiful and seren picture.

this is just a wonderful picture. sorry it took me so long to find it. i only ever look at one artist. hope your brother is doing well.

Hmmm why does this remind me of a Robert Frost poem with the line that goes: "I took the one less traveled by..."? Maybe it's because of the curved path that leads to somewhere behind those flowers and shrubs and the fence over to the right. I love how the little boy has his head hanging low, looking at the ground thinking "I've never been here before". This is very beautiful.

<3 i love this it's soooooo pretty very good job :)

While you were gone, my sister had cancer, I can relate, how is your brother?

Clint is in complete remission (he has both types of Lymphoma), but I accredit it first to God, of course, and second to his diligence in taking all of the horrible chemo and radiation torture they put you through. He did that, went to work (as a state trooper), never complained (and I mean NEVER, not in front of me, anyway) and still managed to be a wonderful husband and father to his 3 children, and was also there for me when I needed him. He's my Hero... I admire him, look up to him and love him so very much. :) It's not a complete death sentence like some people think it is, but I know it can be horribly frightening... I was terrified we would lose him. How is your sister doing, now?

She got through it too, hope it never returns.