Saturday, April 02, 2011

Wanta Hear The New Word I Learned?-Parrots

Close ups


Oil on 5x7 hardboard.

I painted this for the WDE at Wet Canvas. Li was the gracious hostess who supplied the reference pictures.

I could just imagine these two talking to each other. " Wanta hear the new word I learned from the old man when he was working on the car? It must be GREAT...'cause when I said it, it made her scream!"

Available
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My Etsy

James 4:6 But he gives us more grace. That is why Scripture says: “God opposes the proud
but shows favor to the humble.”

20 comments:

  1. *sigh* you are my favorite critter artist of all time! I looked and studied the enlargements and am now willing myself to paint better. You make it look so easy and I KNOW what you've done is not.

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  2. This - painting - is - awesome! Love the brushwork!

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  3. Love this painting, really great job on it.

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  4. The idea of putting them facing each other itself has brought in a lot of life! Obvious that they have a great conversation going there! Not to forget the lovely work done on their feathers!A cute painting!

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  5. Those feathers are so alive, I am sure I saw them move! Lovely painting and I am very fond of your backgrounds, Dean!

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  6. Absolutely wow, Dean! These two are fabulous and I am awed by how beautifully you captured those ruffled feathers. I've had a sun conure and the feathers often looked just like this.

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  7. Thats a good word to learn

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  8. Oh man this has such wonderful texture, brushwork and color. It has it all. Love it!

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  9. Those are the featheriest feathers I've seen! Fantastic Dean - you are incredible with birds and animals.

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  10. This is Beautiful! I love the orange background against the green birds.

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  11. hi dean, this painting is nice. this parrots are very realistic. all your paintings of wild life or annimals are outstanding.can feel and see your love for this subject.

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  12. It's gorgeous, Dean! The colors are so rich and their intensity underscores the underlying 'story', which was quite entertaining. Thanks for the smile.

    -Don

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  13. Sheila...Thanks for the wonderful words!
    I really love the style you have going! It is very recognizably yours!
    I hear ya, though...as artists, we all seek to improve.

    Sunny. Barbara, Padmaja...Thanks so much.

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  14. Sheila...Thanks for the wonderful words!
    I really love the style you have going! It is very recognizably yours!
    I hear ya, though...as artists, we all seek to improve.

    Sunny. Barbara, Padmaja...Thanks so much.

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  15. Marie and Autumn...Thanks! I'm tickled that you liked the feathers...Lol! :)

    Thank you, Pam!

    Fay...As a kid, I think I actually developed a fondness for the taste of a good bar of soap...Lol!

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  16. Wow, Thanks, Dori!

    Thanks, Liz. When I started the painting, I thought maybe it was a mistake to tackle it because of the feathers.
    As I went along, though, they became easier to solve and it became a lot more fun!

    Thank you, Brad. The background color was a last minute decision. Thanks for mentioning you like it!

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  17. Yes, Ben. I do have a love of animals. Thank you!

    Hi Don! Thanks for popping by! Glad yo got a chuckle, my friend!

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  18. Love the close-ups of the progression to the grand finale. Love the Bible verses. Just what I need. Thanks so much.

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