I started painting today....still will do some touch ups, etc.

[MOO]

Fit another one in tonight. I need to strike while the iron is hot...or something like that

[MOO]

@lidia-ull Thank you!

[MOO]

Uncle Carl has a chicken on his belly! (it sure is smelly). Definitely need to fix the skunk looking back's eyes so you can see them....etc.

[juliepeelart]

@marsha-kay-ottum-owen The expressions on the chickens are so funny!

[Kat]

This is going beautifully, so much fun in the images!

[MOO]

@juliepeelart Thank you!

[MOO]

@kat Thank you!

[MOO]

Still have lots to do here but here it is so far today. I'm going to take a break. I can still see lots of little areas to work on. I'm going to try and solve them myself so I can learn to see things better. I may ask for feedback after I think I've done all that I can on my own. it's a personal project after all so I don't need to worry about wrecking it for someone else Thanks.

[MOO]

Okay. Done for now. I'm going on to the next pages and will come back when I'm through to fix up. Just 5 more chickens and a few other scenes to go

[demotlj]

I really like the color choice and application. It brings out the character of the story.

[MOO]

@demotlj Thank you.

[MOO]

chicken on the hip. I can see some spots I need to go over some more.

[MissMushy]

Such fun! Love the playful nature of this series. #chickenlove

[MOO]

@missmushy Thank you

[MOO]

Chicken on the leg...trying to lay an egg

[MOO]

On the knee with a cup of tea.

[demotlj]

I’m curious - you said you and your husband had moved into a five wheeler. How has that worked out with finding studio space to do your paintings? I live in a small house and am always interested in how people solve space problems.

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[MOO]

Here are today's works in Progress:

[MOO]

@demotlj We haven't moved in yet. I'm still in my house and working at the kitchen table (my studio is empty). I will let you know how it goes wheb we are all set up. Still in transition. Now I just have everythign stacked up in bins and pull what I need out to work on them, then put them away when I'm done. I plan on working with smaller sizes in the fifth wheel and trying to learn more digital. Also, I will have the big outdoors