A couple of weeks ago, our Tuesday painting group was invited to a site on Underwood Mtn. in S. Washington. The farmers there are raising a dozen or so pigs. General opinion was that they "are sure cute". Naturally, I photographed them with the idea of painting them later. oil on stretched canvas 14" X 11" $300 unframed
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Little Porkers
A couple of weeks ago, our Tuesday painting group was invited to a site on Underwood Mtn. in S. Washington. The farmers there are raising a dozen or so pigs. General opinion was that they "are sure cute". Naturally, I photographed them with the idea of painting them later. oil on stretched canvas 14" X 11" $300 unframed
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This is brilliant Todd, the lighting and composition are excellent. You should paint more pigs! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat composition and light and shadow! Who can resist a pig painting??
ReplyDeleteThank you Caroline and Elizabeth; as for painting more pigs, I have a couple more photos that have interesting compositions and which I'll probably paint at some point. But I have to say that I meet most pigs in the grocery store. Farmers in these parts generally concentrate on various fruits, some of which are coming in season!
ReplyDeletebrilliant painting!
ReplyDeletewow beautiful lights and darks!
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