This cow had a really scary looking eye in the photo so I took a bit of artistic license and made it brown instead of red. I mostly loved his hairdo. The pictures of this latest group of cows made me laugh because it looked like alot of them were wearing toupees. He had a beautiful light hitting his coif. Not sure why I keep calling this cow a he? I love to look at cows but I don't know much about them. Thanks for all your nice comments on my paintings. I really do appreciate your thoughts. It inspires me to keep at it.
This is painted on a 6 x6" gallery wrap canvas. Might make a cool large painting?sold
I do love all of your cows. I to adore the look of them and also know nothing about them. They are such interesting creatures. Lovin the top knot.
ReplyDeleteCarol, this is one happy cow! The colors are wonderful. As soon as I saw it, I thought it would make a fantastic large painting. Yes, go for it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous and with so few brushstrokes!
ReplyDeleteCarol, great use of color and brushstrokes on this cow. He looks like he's asking if we like his colors? And yes, yes, we do!! :)
ReplyDeleteElle souffre peut-être de la vache folle!!!...
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Une belle interprétation d'une vache un peu punk!
gros bisous
The colours, the brushstrokes, the personality you have given the cow... all beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe eyelashes are exquisite, Carol! Well, so is the whole piece, but that attention to detail is fabulous. Love the colors of light on this white coat. Another beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Carol. These cow paintings are truly great!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow! A purple cow! I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove this-you've definitely captured cow-attitude.
ReplyDeleteLove the artistic license you took with color, too! It would probably look like an abstract done large? Go for it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous and Fun! How did I miss this suspect yesterday? Love it small- will be super amazing big!
ReplyDeleteWould love to see this cow in a larger painting. She kind of looks like a diva cow! Beautiful colors!
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