6x9 oil on canvas
You might see more paintings of this couple, the cow did not change her posture very much, but her friend flitted about displaying her fine plumage for all to see.
Isn't summer great? My summer has been filled with a lot of painting and a lot of lunch dates with friends. Today began with a few hours of painting, then a 5 hour lunch with a long lost friend. Later this week I am joining some very special blogging buddies for lunch, two I have already had the pleasure of meeting and two I look forward to meeting.
Like I said, summer is great...painting and lunching...lunching and painting! ;-)
9 comments:
I love the perspective on this cow and her friend. Very nice, Angela!
Lunch, friends and painting - yes summer is good!!!
Hi, Angela. Looking forward to seeing more of this couple. They both look very comfortable and well acquainted.
It sounds like you're having a great summer with your art and your friends. What more is there?
Bonjour Angela,
Magnifique peinture reflétant le bonheur de la nature, l'insouciance de la vache au repos et cet oiseau devenu son ami qui veille. Inséparables, l'un a besoin de l'autre...
Profitez au maximum de vos amis, c'est tellement merveilleux l'amitié.
Bises
Your summer indeed sounds great, Angela! Happy lunching and painting! I love the composition and subjects of this piece. Kind of reminds me of how much I love dogs who let their kids and grandkids (people kind) climb all over them and they just take it in as part of the love.
Great composition and connection between "friends". Left you a cell phone message about lunch.
Angela...how do you manage to fit your busy life around that lunch schedule? ;-) Very different subject matter here...you did a wonderful job!!!
Love these two friends! OK, I can just imagine who you could be lunching with and I'm definitely jealous!! Have fun!!
This purple cow is absolutely beautiful Angela! Enjoy your summer - we're freezing down here!
Hi Angela, these friends look so compatible, you did a great job with this composition.. in India this is a common sight with a crow testing the tolerance!
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