Oil on 7x5 gessoed hardboard.I did this one for WDE at Wet Canvas. The image was supplied by Shelly.
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A very sweet painting, Dean. Well done.
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Wonderful painting with lots of feeling.
ReplyDeletecharming Dean!...I think we should start calling you the painter of charm! lol two thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteDean - I have just added myself as a follower to your blog, as I see I have missed out on some beautiful work. I love the light in the pears down below, you've already tackled the sushi...amazing, and this little guy here, all legs and knees, but captured with such beautiful light...I'll be back for sure.
ReplyDeleteA delightful painting Dean. Really sweet.
ReplyDeleteI'm quite impressed with how you captured so much with a few "just right" strokes.
ReplyDeleteWonderful little painting (and I'm a horsey person, so I'm fussy about equine art) ;-)
Love this one Dean. It reminds me of my daughter. She loves horses, and would melt to see this one...
ReplyDeleteHey!! Thanks, Edward, my friend! I am honored to receive the keepsake.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pencil Sanity!
ReplyDeleteHi Celeste..."painter of charm"??? Thank you...I guess. Might surprise ya with a charming tarantula or rattler painting soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angela, for so many nice words. I checked out your blog and I loved those well done doggie portraits. Thanks for becoming a follower.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ann...great to see you again.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patrice. The praise means a lot coming from one who is knowledgeable about equine art.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Saundra...Your words make me think I must be doing something right.
ReplyDeleteHi Dean
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely composition. I love the lights against darks...so clever. Much tenderness in the characters, especially the fawn.
Your work is inspiring.
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I love how you can see that warm fuzzy extra coat those little guys have when they're still small. Great job Deano!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the character of this little colt and his watchful mother. Well done! Your art is a joy to behold.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Trevor. The light/dark contrast is one of the main things I look for in my work.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sheila, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and your very uplifting words, Carol!
ReplyDeleteYou have caught the light on this piece. The grass almost glows and highlights the colt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beatifull painting!!!!! I love this one!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Holly. Catching the light in a painting is my primary objective. Glad that you think I made it with this one.
ReplyDeleteHi, Varvara! Long time no see...thanks for swinging by and leaving those nice words!
ReplyDeleteOh I almost missed this one! I love it - the lighting is great and you've captured the sweetness of the foal.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen! That means a lot coming from an accomplished animal artist such as yourself.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Dean! Not sure how I missed this one in the past? Sparks a particular emotion with me. -Steve
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