The Painted Ladies Landmarks Pillows

The Painted Ladies landmarks, a row of iconic Victorian houses in San Francisco, captivate with their vibrant colors and intricate architectural details. Nestled against the backdrop of the city's skyline, these historic homes have become synonymous with the charm and character of the city. Visitors flock to Alamo Square to admire these picturesque residences, which stand as timeless symbols of San Francisco's architectural heritage and cultural allure.

I drew the Painted Ladies in a summer afternoon in San Francisco. They gave me their colorful vibe, and I retrieved them with this watercolor sketch that I hope you enjoy in your day-to-day.

THE PAINTED LADIES.

Taken from Alamo Square, the Victorian Painted Ladies of San Francisco in October 2010 with the contrasting 20th Century Transamerica Pyramid in the downtown background. Almost guaranteed you'll see them on a postcard from San Francisco. Sony DSC-HX1 !http://ih2.redbubble.net/image.11184583.3688/flat,550x550,075,f.jpg! !http://ih2.redbubble.net/image.11950220.9165/flat,215x200,075,f.jpg!

The iconic Painted Ladies of San Francisco.

A poetic interpretation of the beauty and allure of San Francisco’s beloved Golden Gate Bridge, the picturesque views from the ferry gliding beneath, and the tantalizing treasure of the historic Gold Rush. A golden treasure hidden behind an opulent vision of colorful rippling waves and little abstract teal fish leaping about the beautiful catenary curves of the bridge. From photographs of a hand-painted vinyl record. Enamel Painting on Vinyl Record + Image Blending & Digital Effects

One of a dozen of Harlequin Ducks I had the fortune of meeting (along with an American White Pelican) at the beach, and my closest encounter with these diving sea ducks. Interestingly, all were adult males in near or full breeding regalia, showing off their slate grey, white, and rich cinnamon feathers, but there were no ladies of their own kind to impress. Photographed on the first full day of spring 2017 at the Tsawwassen Ferry Causeway, in Tsawwassen, British Columbia, Canada.