Fishing
6x6" oil on brass panel. This is all I had time for today; just a quick study of a bird at the zoo. I don't know what kind of bird it is; I just liked the way he looked as he sized up his next meal.
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8 comments:
A Meerkoet, but then again that Dutch, ......
This one's again funny, I like your sense of humor.
A pity that you haven't got more time, ... aah well patience is a beautiful thing as well.
Take care,
René
Meerkoet...l like the way that sounds. Thanks, René!
Very neat and textural, Leslie.
Thanks Dorothy! It looks pretty cool in person because the brushstrokes really stand out on the metal panel. I need to remember to post some detail shots, too.
Hi Lesley,
This is nice. Really love your train series and the bridge paintings.
Cheers!
Hey, Leslie!
I just found my way to your site via Sarah's Red Shoes and wanted to say that your paintings are absolutely darling! I love them and look forward to watching for the new posts.
Hi June! I am overdue for a trip to "the big city" for
more reference material-more bridges and trains coming up.
Suzanne, thanks! I am enjoying your studio-building blog, too. : )
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