I've spent some time this morning, playing with this, and I must admit I am liking it - or maybe I just like playing with the colors like a jigsaw puzzle.
It wasn't raining when I started, and I thought I could do some painting, and then have some play time with Bruno. But it's really coming down, so I'll probably just take him for a walk. And definitely visit the hardware store to pick up some electric fencing. His Imperial Nooginess has seen fit to start chewing on the fences with a vengeance. He hadn't been bad until this last winter, when he decided to take up professional wood-chewing. ACK!! So I'll have to re-do the topline of the fence to discourage him. |
This flower bud is already looking beautiful! I also think that the house is made for a spooky painting! We don't have rain at the moment - the snow has arrived instead. It's also incredibly cold! My poor chickens are feeling it. Lots of warm porridge for them :0)
ReplyDeleteThat house really looks spooky, would indeed be an ideal setting for a horror movie, but you are right...it is very interesting. I am glad you start liking the painting. We told you!! It looks so good and I just love that background!
ReplyDeleteWhat is the reason for a horse to start chewing the wooden fence? Do you think he feels closed in ? Or is it something about his teeth? xx
This is a funny post, Kathryn!! I hope your neighbors don't decide to read your blog!!! LOL Your painting is wonderful so far!! I knew you'd figure it out..I look forward to seeing this one finished.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh - we love your painting so much. I can tell you are having a good time with it. I see it in every color!
ReplyDeleteMy home is old farm house- I think its haunted sometimes, cause things keep breaking.
It does not look haunted right now- but it used to.
Our donkeys used to chew the fences and all the wood they could find!
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tweedles
looks like a very good start katharyn !
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the leaves -- they scream spring! Harmonious and vivid, very cheerful.
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