I like painting little, stress-free pieces between larger, more detailed pieces as a bit of a break. I like to tell myself that it doesn't matter if the little pieces don't come out well, but myself doesn't believe it & I stress just as much. I painted this one today. Originally the idea was to have an abstract-like crow on that background, but I changed my mind at the last minute. It's called "Among Them," which is a bit of an inside joke between Charles & I. It's a 6x8" acrylic on canvasboard. I used some irridescent white for the fog at the bottom of the painting, but it's always virtually impossible to photograph well, the way it plays with light. This is a decent enough representation of the painting, at any rate.Monday, May 19, 2008
New Painting & Animals
I like painting little, stress-free pieces between larger, more detailed pieces as a bit of a break. I like to tell myself that it doesn't matter if the little pieces don't come out well, but myself doesn't believe it & I stress just as much. I painted this one today. Originally the idea was to have an abstract-like crow on that background, but I changed my mind at the last minute. It's called "Among Them," which is a bit of an inside joke between Charles & I. It's a 6x8" acrylic on canvasboard. I used some irridescent white for the fog at the bottom of the painting, but it's always virtually impossible to photograph well, the way it plays with light. This is a decent enough representation of the painting, at any rate.
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funny... i mentioned some folk are only good for buzzard bait on a friend's site... and here they are, waiting! ;) lol
great pics and links too, thx lana :)
I love your vulture silhouette painting! What a perfect red background, it really works for the feel of the painting!
I like the painting, especially the background color.
I like your painting I particularly like your sky and the starkness of the picture.
BTW what is the definition of a dreamworker, sounds interesting
Now if we could feed a few squirrels to those buzzards. Three in the back yard right now.
Laughingwolf; Yes...How ironic!
Chris & Travis; Thank you. :)
Vic; Thank you. As for dreamworking, I work a lot with my dreams (& sometimes help others with theirs.) I haven't posted one lately, but if you go back a little bit, I was posting my dreams here on a regular basis. I've also posted about dream interpretation & precognitive dreams (see the labels in my sidebar.)
Charles; If you kill it, they will come. *LOL* No, just kdn...
I am in love with that painting. The colors are gorgeous.
The next Snow White photo needs to have Charles sitting in the middle of them, having his hair brushed by a squirrel.
Beautiful painting and photos. It sounds as if you, too, are having a spring changeover in who visits your yard.
Your painting and photos are wonderful.
Avery; It's yours for $20, if you're interested. I agree on the Snow White photo, although if a squirrel got that close, Charles would probably be choking it. *L*
Shauna; A bit of a change-up, yes. We still have "the usual" birds, but a lot of new stuff, too. Not to mention that the local raccoons USED to be nocturnal.
Sandpiper; Thank you kindly. :)
Y'all have quite a menagerie going there at The Hermitage.
Cool painting.
Marvin; Thanks. Yes, I'm half expecting a giraffe to walk out of the woods out back one of these days. *L*
Lana, that would be a peak moment for me, to catch all those creatures in one photo! You must live in a beautiful and peaceful place!
We had a baby bunny in the back yard every day for weeks. But now he's nowhere to be seen. I hope the neighbor's cats didn't get him.
I like your painting of the tree with birds in it!
The painting is wonderful!
Geeze-You'd think Dr. Doolittle was living at your house with all the animals rambling about in your yard.
Wonderful painting and your baby birdies are cuties!
Lynda; Yes, I think we're blessed out here in "the sticks" (although, post-Katrina, "the sticks" are getting more & more populated.) Hope your local baby bunny's okay! <:(
Miladysa & Mon@rch; Thanks!
Larry; He may have secretly taken up residence in the crawlspace. *LOL*
You have a delightful painting!!! Love the imagery and colors. Great photos too. What would we do if we didn't live in the sticks!!! A neighbor had the bear on her back porch last night. I asked her if its snout was blue. :D
Hugs, JJ
JJ; Thank you! I prefer "the sticks" anyday. :) No bears yet, though! *L*
love the first picture. it's so moody, like me.
NW; Thank you, but I never thought of you as "moody!"
That is the coolest brown rat.
Looks like he's got a persnality.
Like maybe a ground squirrel.
Not bad for rodents.
Ivan; The rat's funny to watch. I hope to get a picture of him one of these days.
Awesome painting, Lana!
Kate; Thank you kindly. :)
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