This is a very square cow, created out of a folded sheet of cut up rusty metal that sits on my kitchen counter.
Graphite with watercolor on smooth Bristol. (This is the first time
I've used watercolor on smooth drawing paper and I really like the effect.)
17 comments:
I like it a lot, too, Sharon--your cow is very effective. Must be charming in person too!
Love the cow. Love the colours in the cow. Display the cow.
(Don't ask me what was going on when I got into the cow rhythm. Some sort of zen thing. I don't want you to think that I was kidding about lovin' the cow though cause I REALLY do...) Love the cow.
Very cute! I love how fanciful it is. I bet it is adorable on your counter.
Another gem!!
LOVE the cow!
Fantastic!!! I love this one.
I like this "juicy" wet feel.
Nice...
Fabulous! I love the loose lines and the warm color. Somehow reminds me of a "Ronell".
VERY observant Juj! I've been reading the book "Loosen Up" which I ordered after seeing it on Ronell's bookshelf. The author of the book is a crazy paint slinger and I decided to give her technique a try. Always a complement to have something I've done compared to Ronell's work!
This is just beautiful! It has such a loose, organic feel to it. I hadn't been by in a while - I love your recent posts. Must remember to stop by more often!
this is a charming cow...she has a lot of personality! And I really like your watercolour work here...
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This is really cute and very well done. I also like your rain cape drawing!
Love the cow....great watercolor washes, just enough detail, the cow looks so happy to be made alive thru your art!
I've seen many cows in my life but this one has such a unique charm to it!!! I love it! beautiful color as well.
Oh i love it!
Fantastic!
Love this! It's so loose and I love the colors, too. Nicely done.
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