I was recently asked to paint ‘something’ for a blank wall in an office, after seeing the space where the painting would go I immediately knew what I wanted to do………….
I chose South Africa’s national animal the Springbok, and the painting fits in perfectly to the space (if I do say so myself) and the client loves it.
A while ago I thought my kitchen needed some artwork to liven it up a bit, so I decided a gorgeous dairy cow was exactly what was needed……………..
Then I decided to test my water colour skills with this little rose…………
Its nice to change my routine a little bit, but my first love will always be painting animals of ALL kinds!!
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I’ve been lucky enough to be busy with comission work over the last few months that I haven’t had time to update my blog.
So I was looking at all the paintings that I have put up on the blog and noticed that I really have none for sale, so I am now going to paint a little trio of paintings that I’m quite excited about and they will be for sale, and a portion of the profits made will go to a specific charity/charities that need the funds!
On a side note, my friends and family are going to be lucky enough to recieve little painting this year for thier Christmas presents, I thought it would be a good idea as 1. I have the talent, so use it and 2. I’m in a position where I can afford to give away a few pieces of art to the ones I love.
Hopefully it wont be very long till I post again, but until then, have a good week everyone!!
This painting had some lovely symbolism, The guy the commissioned this piece was giving this as a gift to his mother as they were immigrating, so each ox pecker represents one of each of his children.
shendlweinzheimer 