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| Not too bad. I like the effects you get from doing those all-over, three-color washes with the spattering afterwards. This is another demo I started in the class, and finished later at home. |
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| Still darkening Voodoo and the background. I have another slightly different pose that I drew, that is waiting on the watercolor paper, after having done only one wash using two different blues. Might get to that this afternoon. |
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| As I was heading to the barn the other morning, something caught my eye. It turned out to be a raccoon. I fed Bruno, then got my camera. My barn assistant was in hot pursuit. Thankfully the raccoon was well up in the tree by the time Maggie got there. Would not want her tangling with one of those beasties. |
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| There's the rascal, making his escape. I kept Maggie inside for an hour to give the raccoon time to escape. I think a family has moved into the area - I've seen them off and on for the past few months. |
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| His Imperial Highness, after our ride. |
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| Yes, it's a horse bum ... but a horse bum with sweat marks in the right place. It shows he has been using those powerful hindquarters properly. |
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| While Bruno has his munch, Maggie and clean up, and clean and refill his waterbucket. Maggins has discovered the joys of hunting in the hay shed!!! Today, she actually looked at me like she was asking to be allowed in. So in she went ... |
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| She jumps and bounces from bale to bale ... |
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| ... looking for rodents. |
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| I think she is probably a hunter, quite like a Jack Russell. She also shares the same intenseness and focus of that breed. I just looked at the clock - 3:00 already, but it feels like it should be only 1:00. The time change has really discombobulated me this year. Anyway, thank you very much for dropping by!!! |
