TWO SHEEP FOR BO PEEP
Oil on Canvas
5x4 Inches
Last week schools were closed three days because of the Nor'Easter's floods. This week is school vacation. I am lucky to have done this tiny little thing!
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About Me
- Leslie Anne Pease
- New Hampshire, United States
- I love art of every kind and have loved creating it since I can remember.
9 comments:
ooh I feel your pain! good job getting this one done and its real nice too.
Hi Leslie,
Good looking sheep there. I haven't tried an animal yet in painting, except for some distant cows, but look forward to it. You've handled these sheep quite well here.
Debbie Thank you! :)
Thank you Ron! Saw your recent painting with the cows and it's a wonderful piece; enhanced by your beautiful landscape details -- something lacking in my painting.
Just stopping in to say 'Hi'.
I so appreciate your visits and comments on my work.
Your work is very good.
Thank you Debbie! So it seems you have "been there"!
Thank you for visiting!!!
-Les
Les, thanks for visiting my Olives and for your encouragement.I think we should have a New England Plein Aire Bloggers group and work from there :D
Maybe have a painting gig together at some point.
Dear Les,
You're a wonderful painter ... hard to believe you started with acrylics just five years ago. The sheep have a wonderful feel about them ... very 'wooly' indeed.
Keep up the great work ... I took the time to read many of your notations ... sounds truly like a charmed life.
All the best,
Ann
Hi Leslie,
Just checking in - thanks so much for your comments on my blog. And I want to let you know that I've tagged you! I know you're probably really busy these days, but if you want to participate (and I hope you do!), see today's post on my blog for rules.
Leslie, I've 'been there', too - although many years ago! I admire your commitment - and this piece! I love sheep and this is so nicely done. I love the colors in the 'white' fur (or whatever they call it) and the shadows...
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