Bus sketch'es 1.2.3.4.5.

[Caesar]

Well done, Mr. Farmers (Fattori in English)! Excelle paintings! The last one is just great!

[justjean]

Your lady looks great but that poor little man is a might small to fight with those big guys

and yep Genghis and his Mongolian guys were top of the wall , read a few books on him and his son

[eighty+]

Thanks Jean I did look at your Stuff but its way out of my Depth I feel as if I've a Hole in my Head

Hail O Caesar O Mighty One Thanks I'm looking to do some of his I've saved another 4 but as to yet my Computer is playing Hide and Seek

to you both IVAYA CON DIOS STATTE BBUONO....Si......Si POZDRAWSKI

































































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[eighty+]

Hi ok Boy's Common get a move on up Front its time for Tea STARTER no 1 CIAO IVAYA CON DIOS POZDRAWSKI

[eighty+]

Sorry the geese had gone before I clicked the button

[eighty+]

Hi Farmer Giovanni S.P maybe ?? Ciao IVAYA CON DIOS HOO ROO

[D Akey]

Honk honk!

Was a children's book classic called "Make Way For Ducklings" in which the artist, Robert McCloskey, who lived in the 40s in a Boston apartment, he bought a bevy or passel or cluster or family of little ducklings and lived with them in that apartment so he could study them and draw them from all angles - on the floor, in the tub, on the rug. . . The story is really charming. And it looks like you're getting the illustrator's bug. . . or at least a right proper goose.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Way_for_Ducklings

Me gran used to sing:

Oh it ain't gonna rain no more no more,
it ain't gonna rain no more?
How in the deuce gonna water my goose,
if it ain't gonna rain no more?

Goes way back as it was something she sang to her kids and their scouting group back in me mum's generation. I myself had never seen a goose, but I loved the song.

Anyway, you have some great character to them and their poses. you going to add all the trimmings to the picture? Great job lad!

Posedrawski and ¡Vaya con los gansos!

[eighty+]

hi Cap'n Mac Quiet a story Well after my time Thou CIAO IVAYA CON DIOS POZDRAWSKI



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(D Akey here: OOPS, pressed the wrong button and hit 'Edit' and not 'Reply with quote'. I just woke up. Anyway your post here is intact. My reply follows a couple posts below. Sorry about that Mr Ploos.)

[Caesar]

Good start for Giovanni's self-portrait!
You are really translating him in Your painting language , i.e. in either Farmers or even Factors (the numbers being multiplied or the conponents explaining or causing something to happen, from Latin verb facio-is, feci, factum, facere = do, make). Even the English word fact has that origin ....

[eighty+]

Hail O Caesar O Mighty One Thanks I only hope I've done him Justice ok CIAO IVAYA CON DIOS

STATTE BBUONO....Si........Si ..........POZDRAWSKI