Get ready for the holidays with cards or prints of my holiday ornaments or birds from my Cage Free Series at Fine Art America.
Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label owl. Show all posts
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Holiday Cheer
Get ready for the holidays with cards or prints of my holiday ornaments or birds from my Cage Free Series at Fine Art America.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
30-in-30 Day Seventeen. Cage Free Series 024
Power Disguised
Cage Free Series 024
Barn owl watches her prey intensely.
The power of the claws disguised by a beautiful face.
Boy Howdy I am extra tired this morning. I even hit the snooze alarm, which is not a good thing. I keep a tight schedule and now it's tighter. Tonight is definitely an early-to-bed night.
"Power Disguised"
6" x 6" oil on gessobord, unframed.
This painting is available through Daily Paintworks Auction.
See the other participating artists on Leslie Saeta's blog.
Cage Free Series 024
Barn owl watches her prey intensely.
The power of the claws disguised by a beautiful face.
Boy Howdy I am extra tired this morning. I even hit the snooze alarm, which is not a good thing. I keep a tight schedule and now it's tighter. Tonight is definitely an early-to-bed night.
"Power Disguised"
6" x 6" oil on gessobord, unframed.
This painting is available through Daily Paintworks Auction.
See the other participating artists on Leslie Saeta's blog.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Cage Free -- 30-in-30, Day Sixteen
First Question
Cage Free Series 023
Horned Owl perches on a branch asking his eternal question... Whooo?
Sometimes I get impatient and then the Universe teaches me a lesson that I have to continue living for a while. This happens a lot with my hair especially. I have a stylist that I love. Instead of making a regular appointment with her I wait until my hair is unruly. And then madness sets in and I take matters into my own hands. Last night I put matters (or rather, scissors) into the hands of my daughter. She is Fifteen and not a professional stylist. I have let her cut my hair in the past with varying results. (The time when she was Five was probably my most insane.)
This time, she did fine. Until I gave her the shaver. That was the turning point.
I should have known she was a little too excited using the shaver. Now I look like a rocker chick with the sides of my head shaved. I did save my eyebrow, though.
Perhaps the owl should be asking, "What were you thinking?"
I wasn't thinking Mr. Owl. I was being impatient. My kid is an awesome sport when I ask her to do crazy things for me. And my hair will grow back. Thanks, Universe. I will:
Slow down.
Take a breath.
"First Question"
6" x 6" oil on gessobord, unframed.
This painting is available through Daily Paintworks Auction.
See the other participating artists on Leslie Saeta's blog.
Cage Free Series 023
Horned Owl perches on a branch asking his eternal question... Whooo?
Sometimes I get impatient and then the Universe teaches me a lesson that I have to continue living for a while. This happens a lot with my hair especially. I have a stylist that I love. Instead of making a regular appointment with her I wait until my hair is unruly. And then madness sets in and I take matters into my own hands. Last night I put matters (or rather, scissors) into the hands of my daughter. She is Fifteen and not a professional stylist. I have let her cut my hair in the past with varying results. (The time when she was Five was probably my most insane.)
This time, she did fine. Until I gave her the shaver. That was the turning point.
I should have known she was a little too excited using the shaver. Now I look like a rocker chick with the sides of my head shaved. I did save my eyebrow, though.
Perhaps the owl should be asking, "What were you thinking?"
I wasn't thinking Mr. Owl. I was being impatient. My kid is an awesome sport when I ask her to do crazy things for me. And my hair will grow back. Thanks, Universe. I will:
Slow down.
Take a breath.
"First Question"
6" x 6" oil on gessobord, unframed.
This painting is available through Daily Paintworks Auction.
See the other participating artists on Leslie Saeta's blog.
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