Where's The Whipped Cream


Where's the whipped cream. A steaming
cup of hot chocolate truly needs a generous
topping of whipped cream and a cherry
of course. Acrylic on 8x8 panel board.

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  1. Carol BlackburnMay 14, 2010 at 4:42 AM

    Stunning, Angela. You're another one who paints silver really well. I think you drank some of that hot chocolate while you were painting. Hmmmm!

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