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Deb, I really like this painting of ErinL love the drips, love the use of whites, I hope that you do more paintings of your herd.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks Christiane - this was fun and quick - I like the drips too!
Thanks Pat - and your summer house looks like a wonderful place to paint - so warm and bright and cozy!
Always had the urge to paint a cow. Love this and it inspires me to do ( at least try) one.
and love your cow stories.
This is cool.
Barbra Joan - give it a try - this, as you can see, was very simple and easy and FUN!
Thanks Stan!
What a great looking cow. I bet she's a beauty in person too. I have a picture I took of three or four cows in a field I happen to drive by. They are black and white and have the biggest eyes. It's on my list of things to paint.
beautiful pictures...
the technique is fantastic...
congrats...
Your painting of Erin is outstanding Debs - adore the colours you used and the technique with all those drips.
Thought the lace with the teapot a lesson to us all on how to create this effect.
This one is soooo coool!!!
Gretchen and Joy - thanks - give it a try - EASY!! I'll pass on the info to my husband - he loves his cows!!
Thanks Joan - still worrying over the teapot but will finalize it soon.
Thanks Rhonda!!!
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