Another of my "cow series". A few months ago my bakkie (pick-up truck) broke down in the middle of nowhere. Something went wrong with the pc and me and my mother was stuck for more than two weeks. Luckily she knew a sheep farmer close by and we lived in an abandoned farm building (with no electricity of furniture - luckily we had water and a small gas stove and a few mattresses to sleep on, till they fix my bakkie. Meanwhile I did a lot of plein air paintings and giving bottle to some of the baby goats there that lost their mothers. That is going to be the next painting.
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Thank you Lori and Britt for your kind comments. Barry would love to know that! Yes, the VAA course make a huge change on my work and I am very glad I did the whole course and did not stop in the middle. It is a lot of work, but it is worth the effort and many many hours (years). And then of course Richards workshops as well. It is nice to know there is a place online you can learn so much about art. And I am still learning. Well, do you ever stop?
You and Saghi are both GREAT advertisements for the Virtual Art Academy ; ). Love this!
fantastic use of solor & bold brushwork..as well as fortitude!! You & your mom did well!!
Lovely painting, so well done with lively brushstrokes loaded with colour!
Doesn't look as if you need the broken colour workshops!
Great story . Great art!
Grenat story . Grenat art!
Nicely done! Lovely light!
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