Tendres TracesPrepare my watercolor

Their first companion, painted forever

Your cherished toy becomes a one of a kind watercolor, painted by hand to keep its story close.


Create my watercolor

No file is sent here. The brief opens in your email app.

A comfort rabbit beside its luminous watercolor portrait on paper.

Nothing is erased. Everything becomes story.

Folds, repairs and faded colors become the living material of the portrait.

A panorama of comfort toys and childhood objects painted in vivid watercolor pigments.

Recognize it

The silhouette keeps its familiar balance, with every small irregularity and softness.


Tell its story

A stitch, faded shade or repair becomes a passage in the story.


Pass it on

A first name, a date or a few words can quietly accompany the artwork.

Four gestures, one memory finding its place again.

The photo offers clues. Water, paper and pigment give them presence again.

Observe

Notice the posture, stitches and instantly recognizable detail.

Sketch

Find the right silhouette before laying down color.

Let water work

Build color in washes while preserving the light of the paper.

Find the detail again

Return to the stitch, ribbon or repair that carries the memory.

Gather my details
Steps in painting a stuffed fox, from reference photo to finished watercolor.

A comfort toy was never just an object.


It crossed nights, journeys, tears and first joys. Painting it gives lasting form to that presence without erasing what it lived through.

Every portrait is painted by hand, one at a time.

Tendres Traces

Gather what matters.

Prepare four elements, then open a draft ready to complete in your email app.

Open my brief by email

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The photo

A clear image where the shape, stitches and details remain visible. You attach it from your email app.

The first name

Optional, only if you want it to accompany the artwork.

The date

A birth date or another important moment, only if it matters to the memory.

The personal detail

A color, a repair, a ribbon or a few words that should not disappear.

Hand painted watercolors that keep first childhood companions close.

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