Right back to this blog.
An ice crystal sliding down the window. How artistic is that! (D.P.)
Now we have lots of birds in the snow. (In fact we do - tons more when the weather is like this, feeders filled up twice a day - costing us a fortune.)
Blue tit.
Goldfinch.
Robin.
Great Tit.
Coal Tit, above and below.
Polar Bear from the Dining Room. Yes, it was, from the Dining Room tele. (DP being daft - again). (Twas him photographing the tele.) Mr Buchan - drool.
Doesnt the beach look weird with snow on the sand?
Meanwhile...... I watched the snow fall yesterday, watched the birds, not the polar bears, in between painting.
The Redshanks went off for framing this morning. I took them in to Doug Irvine the ace framer. Whilst there I mentioned my sale of the hens and the pressure to replace them in the exhibition. Well - that man is divine, he said, "Do you want to borrow a painting?" and then handed me my painting of the elephants, which he had bought, and framed, to hang! How cool is that.
Also this morning I met some of the Crafting group for coffee.
Then, back home. A friend who breeds hens, Silver Wybars, no less has her birthday today. So after battling with my b-i-g replacement which will mean I can safely return Mummy and baby elephant to Doug, I did this.
Just cannot get away from hens! Or prizewinning cockerels in this case. I hope she likes it.
But instead of doing a greeny background I should have gone with snow..........
7 comments:
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Loving the birdys & loving looking at my bird table and those who visit ( trying to keep naughty Finn away )
I would forgive Finn anything.
Love the hen and the elephants.
If I could paint, it would probably always be geese. I just love the elegant curves.
Thanks for the offer re Facebook, I will take you up on it, once I get a chance to get started.
Beautiful birdy shots as ever. We seem to have a dearth of birds in our garden, they have got less and less every year. I blame my husband undies on the line, it scares them off!
You just have such a knack with the animals, Jill. I thought your redshanks, even in an unfinished state, was breathtaking. So did my husband, when I called him over to look at it. We both thought it was like a Japanese drawing.
And it's good to have a pal in the framing shop, it looks like! For you successful artist types. :-)
Enjoy the snow.
IRYPT - magic.
Love from Mum
xx
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