Still darkening the pigs, and adding some detail to their faces.
I've been going back in my mind to try to figure out why I have such a strong love of animals. It might partly be my grandmother's doing. She used to put my sister and I to bed by telling us stories she made up, all about the adventures of Momma Pussy, Daddy Pussy and Baby Pussy. I can still hear her voice. And then I remember visits to the zoo in Toronto. As I recall, it had large natural-type enclosures for the animals. My favorite thing to do was to feed the animals pieces of bread and fruit and vegetable through the fencing. I LOVED to watch their excitement at the food, happily munching away.
That's it for now. It's sunny, the ground is fairly drained, and my big muncher is waiting for some exercise and carrots.
As always, your comments are most welcome! |
chick looks excellent at this stage katharyn
ReplyDeleteI am loving these subjects. They are unique and you do them extremely well. I envy your enthusiasm. Mine disappeared over the last months and I'm trying to get it back; your blog is helping.
ReplyDeleteYour chicken looks so proud and pretty and the piglets are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteHi Kyathryn,
ReplyDeleteVery powerful colour and shape. I like it.
3 pigs are adorable.
The chicken looks wonderful already! I never have any success with masking fluid!
ReplyDeleteAnd those pigs are so fun! I love the feeling of bright sunlight! :0)
Love your three little piggies and the hen Kathryn! I think that a "love of animals" is something one is (mostly) born with, or not. Your "love" shines through.
ReplyDeleteYour chicken is so lovely Kathryn! I love the way her feet are standing. So cute:) And the pigs are turning out great. This is going to be a wonderful painting. The colors are great.
ReplyDeleteYour grandmother has learned you a wonderful thing: the love for animals. She must have been a wonderful lady!