I've been enjoying Enug's sheep and lambs, and thought I had better prove I can do sheep without hats and glasses. An old one with a new sky and some fettling.
I've been enjoying Enug's sheep and lambs, and thought I had better prove I can do sheep without hats and glasses. An old one with a new sky and some fettling.
Great atmosphere and Your beeeloved sheep, dear Neil! Nice to see You and Your art again!
Panta rei (everything flows)!
Great colours and depth in this Neil. A very nice painting!
I sense that cold, bleak weather of Scotland and those beautiful, thick wool sheep roaming around before the snow sets in.
Awesome painting with lots of drama in that sky.
Beautiful, such lovely colours and something kind of 3D about it.
Ah, thank you - lovely to see your sheep again - you really are the master of painting sheep. I love the setting with the threatening skies.
Here's a pic of my Suffolk in a dusty paddock.
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June.
Oh God of homeless things, look down
And try to ease the way
Of all the little weary paws
That walk the world
today. - Unknown.
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Woohooo out on the Yorkshire Moors eh Matey. Nice painting![]()
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I love the setting here, Neil, great work dear mate!
I didn't know that in Suffolk You ride sheep too!LOL
Our sheep have a white head and legs instead than black as, in Your case ... but that's not because our shepherds are racist ....
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Panta rei (everything flows)!
Yeah, you obviously had a latent itch to become a jockey, but I can see there were problems with the relative scale between yourself and your thoroughbred mount. Dragging your Wellies slows you down a wee bit much for competition at the County Fair. Still it's fine for a saunter around the paddock. All you have to do is reach around the beast and raise it up off the ground and do a quick walkabout. Very Aussie. Hard on the back though, I should think.
Cute image. What kind of snakes did you have nipping at your ankles? Did any strike at you? Did you always wear rubber boots? Probably handy in a thunder storm too.
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