Today's blog is a little different... Time to work a larger piece. I thought I would share a little bit of the process.  |
| First I must drive home... |
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| Why did the moose cross the road? |
Even after 30 years in Alaska,
it's still exciting when you run into a moose... Actually better if you don't!
it's still exciting when you run into a moose... Actually better if you don't!
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| Back in the studio |
And so the beginning of a
new painting.
And, although this is just a beginning with plenty of work ahead, I still must take my steps...
back... back... back...
Surprise!!! I certainly was!
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I'm not the only
one wanting
a good look!!
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| Perhaps a better look in the window? |
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| "Not getting in the house, Maybe I can warm up in here?" Once he found out that nobody was at home in the shed, this little guy wandered over to the neighbors to take a peek in their windows. Well, it's late while I write this and dark. But what was that thunk? That bump? Those sounds in the night? |
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| Under the deep, dark starry sky, In the deep, cold and cushioned snow. He sets for the night, outside my living room window. |
Wow, thank you Nancy - that's as real as it can be! I am cold for the moose!
ReplyDeleteNancy, this gives your version of "drive-by shooting" a whole new meaning! Is "double entendre" an appropriate term here? This reminds me to keep my camera at the ready.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun to watch?! He's here sleeping again :)
ReplyDeleteTo be sure everyone knows, drive by shootings are never done with a gun, always a cannon! Hmmm. Not sure if that translates the way I was thinking!
(By the way, did you know that you both are nearly neighbors!)